SimpleFolio: A Free Clean Portfolio WordPress Theme
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Today we are glad to release a beautiful, simple and clean portfolio WordPress theme — SimpleFolio, designed by Omar E. Corrales and released for Smashing Magazine and its readers. SimpleFolio is a portfolio theme that includes a blog and a very extensive option page that allowsto exclude all your portfolio items within the blog page. It also includes a front page slider.
It has 2 different widget areas and threaded comments, and also supports paged comments and has 2 different page templates for advanced usage. The control of images is done within the post page.
Download the theme for free!
The theme is released under GPL. You can use it for all your projects for free and without some restrictions. You may modify the theme aswish. Please link to this article ifwant to spread the word.
- live demo
- large preview (main page)
- large preview (portfolio page)
- large preview (single post page)
- large preview (back-end options page)
- download the .zip-package (.zip, 0.93 Mb, including installation guidelines, updated)
- official support forum
- release post on designer’s site
Features
Here are some of the features of the theme:
- CSS-based layout,
- 2 columns of fixed width,
- widget-ready,
- XHTML 1.0 Transitional valid,
- multi-browser compatibility: tested on Firefox, Safari , IE7, IE8, Chrome,
- easy to setup, theme options page.
Front page
Portfolio
Portfolio
Options page in back-end
Single post, main area
Single post, threaded comments
Single post, sidebar
Behind the design
As always, here are some insights within the designer:
I created this theme after getting tired of all the fancy design themes that are very popular now a days, this is a design for people that just need the job done without complicating them selfs. The best use can be either for just someone thats starting to blog or some artist that needs to expose there art.
Thank you, Omar. We appreciate your work and your good intentions!
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