Above: just some of the options in Thesis
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This blog was getting stale, so I started looking for a new theme. I settled on Mimbo, a news-type theme, but I’m already using a news-type theme on Writing Hacker, so I changed my mind and bought Thesis.
Why pay for a theme when there are so many wonderful free WordPress themes?
Here are my reasons:
* Ease of use. Thesis is customizable, from within a browser.
* Style. Thesis has a simple look, which I can fiddle with to get it looking the way I want, and when I get bored, I can change it.
* Help. With a free theme, you’re on your own. Thesis has an active community, so there’s a place to get help when you need it.
Bear with me while I get everything squared away with Thesis. I need to change the H2 tags on posts which use them to H3, because the H2 tags look big and ugly. This will take time, but it gives me a chance to revisit older posts and update them if they need it.
So, should you pay for a WordPress theme? My answer – only if you love the theme, and if it does exactly what you want.
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