In this Theme View update we feature three free WordPress from the official WordPress Repository. Parament, a dark theme with attention getting orange call outs, zeeBizzCard, a clean multi-use theme with several user customization options and Jeans, a fun denim inspired casual theme.
One the greatest strengths of WordPress is the ability to apply a potentially infinite variety of “Themes” to it. These Themes can radically transform the appearance of WordPress making each install unique, if desired. You aren’t stuck with the handful of designs, but can choose from thousands of free and premium designs as well as creating your own if you’re willing to roll up your sleeves and learn their flexible and powerful template system.
Parament is a great all-purpose theme featuring a dark color scheme with bright orange highlights and a textured background. Add your own personal flair by uploading a custom header or background image. Parament’s full-width image template allows your images to display as large as possible for maximum impact.
zeeBizzCard is a clean and elegant styled Business Card Theme for WordPress that fits perfectly for a sleek homepage for personalities, freelancers, entrepreneurs or small business owners. Includes Featured Posts Slider, a custom post types based Portfolio and Shortcodes for Resume, AboutMe Box & Skills and extensive theme options panel where you can change colors, fonts, layouts etc.
“Jeans” theme WordPress template, visually rich and interesting, perfect details. Specially developed to hide / display the sidebar, the user could select whether display the Sidebar or not, it’s facilitate to read the article better, browse photos and watch videos.
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Cool Wordpress Themes
- March 12, 2012
I was just wondering what are the licence terms on those types of wordpress themes.
Under what licence are they distributed? Can they be used for commercial purposes? Basically, my question is – if a theme is free, what am I allowed and not allowed to do with it?I would like to know as much as possible
Thanks.
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Geoffrey Fortier
- March 12, 2012
Good question and thanks for dropping by to ask it. Themes that are featured on WordPress.org are required to fall under GPL (General Public License). You can read the details at the official WordPress site http://wordpress.org/news/2009/07/themes-are-gpl-too/ and http://wordpress.org/about/gpl/ . However, the short version can be generalized for us non-lawyers in “human” as: http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_General_Public_License
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I was just wondering what are the licence terms on those types of wordpress themes.
Under what licence are they distributed? Can they be used for commercial purposes? Basically, my question is – if a theme is free, what am I allowed and not allowed to do with it?
I would like to know as much as possible
Thanks.
Good question and thanks for dropping by to ask it. Themes that are featured on WordPress.org are required to fall under GPL (General Public License). You can read the details at the official WordPress site http://wordpress.org/news/2009/07/themes-are-gpl-too/ and http://wordpress.org/about/gpl/ . However, the short version can be generalized for us non-lawyers in “human” as: http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_General_Public_License