Branding David

I have always found WordPress to be lacking a theme that gave a full set of tools to the user, making sure they could customize their blog in an effective way without any PHP, xhtml or CSS knowledge.

Sure, it might be that I want to be lazy, but I sigh when I have to try to dig through a theme authors code.

Over the last few months, I have been working on a theme system that deals with my own issues in WordPress themes, and today, it is finally being released. The theme is entitled WPUnlimited, and is a paid theme system.

It will be constantly updated, support will be included through a support forum and e-mail responses.

WPUnlimited does two things that I hope everyone will enjoy. First off, it takes plugins out of the hands of plugin authors. I have spent far too much time waiting for plugin authors to keep up with new versions of WordPress as they come out, and by integrating the plugins into the theme, the onus is now on me to keep those features working within the theme.

Secondly, I wanted to make sure I could change the layout, colors, typography, and header image without editing a line of CSS and WPUnlimited allows for this level of customization. The theme truly takes little to no coding knowledge to create custom look and feel results.

WPUnlimited costs $59 for a single user license, and $150 for a developer license. Don’t let the “developer” term scare you though. The license is for anyone that wants to deploy WPUnlimited on more than one blog, either for themselves or their clients.

Check out WPUnlimited today, and let me know what you think.