Magazine style WordPress theme is quite an interesting concept to learn: how do you change from a regular blog look into a magazine look? Magazine style, especially on its home page, got quite a lot more things to show compared to a simple blog home page.
So here is the monster list of magazine style WordPress themes made by many awesome designers out there. It’s very interesting looking at how people create their themes and use various tricks, plugins, and clever hacks to achieve that magazine look. Whether you’re just out to find a new theme for your blog, or you want to learn the inner working of such themes, here we go!
Free Themes:
- Blog oh Blog
- Gridlock
- Grid Focus
- Jello Wala Mello
- Mimbo
- Nautica-Magazine
- Newspaperize
- Structure
- The Morning After
- Trevilian Way
- Upstart Blogger Futurosity
- Victoria
- WPortal
- YGo CMS
Paid Themes:
- Block Magazine
- Cornerstone
- Gridline
- Magazine News
- News
- NewsPixel
- Premium News Theme
- Revolution
- Revolution Magazine
- Revolution News
- Revolution Sports
- Revolution Tech
- SayTanTah
- Simplicity
- Visualization
- WP-Magazine
- Your Revolution
Stats:
Free Themes: 14
Paid Themes: 17
This post will be updated whenever there’s a new theme available (and there’s time for me to actually update it, yeah).
December 26th, 2007 at 7:17 am
Nice list… But you forgot about my Premium News Theme…
December 26th, 2007 at 12:11 pm
Adii : Thanks for the mention. Added!
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