Posted on November 23, 2007 at 12:01 am as Link
WPDesigner is the personal WordPress and web development playground of Small Potato (main blog author). A pre-dystopia for fellow design-loving small potatoes to evade the gravitational pull of hot oil, WPDesigner has been a home for free WordPress themes since May 2006.
Beside boasting his arrogantly promoted collection of humble WordPress themes, via Jedi Mind Tricks, Small Potato (SP) occasionally materializes intangible step-by-step and layman-termed WordPress tutorials out of thin air.
Currently, the potato head is busy slaving away at launching a web hosting service for high traffic WordPress-powered blogs.
Source: http://wpdesigner.com/
Posted on November 22, 2007 at 12:01 am as Theme
Cornerstone is a fixed width, magazine style layout. The upper portion of the sidebar is wide enough to house videos or a variety of ad banner sizes to fit your needs. The lower portion is split into two columns, providing plenty of options for displaying category links, popular posts, flickr photos, etc.
The color scheme was intentionally kept simple so more could be left to the imagination of the end user. Changes can easily be made to colors, fonts and layout in the well commented CSS file.
The theme is widget ready with four enabled areas. For those who prefer more precise control, the sidebar is coded with conditional tags to give you more options over which content shows up where.
Pricing: $99.95 (Personal Edition), ($249.95) Developer Edition
Requirements: -
Source: http://cornerstonetheme.com/
Posted on November 21, 2007 at 12:02 am as Plugin
WP-PageNavi adds a more advanced paging navigation your WordPress blog. You can have a page navigation bar with page numbers, previous page, next page, first and the last page button. You can also format the navigation bar easily with CSS.
Pricing: Free
Requirements: -
Source: http://lesterchan.net/wordpress/readme/wp-pagenavi.html
Posted on November 21, 2007 at 12:00 am as Monetize
If you own a website and want to make money then AdToll is your answer! They provide the ability for you to sell ads on your site and make money. All that is needed from you is a website and the ability to alter the HTML.
You can sell ads on your site for whatever price you wish but keep in mind the cheaper the more attractive it is to potential advertisers. Prices do vary based on certain factors including the number of pageviews your site gets and the average number of clicks on ads. If you are unsure they recommend starting low then as your Ad Pool fills make it more expensive.

AdToll will pay you a 75% commission on all ads sold on your site. For example if you sell an ad for $100, you will earn $75. You have complete control over the content and relevancy of the ads that appear on your site. When you set up your site you are asked to provide an allowable ad rating and select the industries you wish to restrict.
Type: CPC and CPM
Source: http://www.adtoll.com/
Posted on November 20, 2007 at 12:01 am as Theme
Slayer and BetNG4U invested lots of work to make Styleicious Web 2.0 Wordpress Template what it is and for more than 20 hours they debugged it and improved it to work perfectly. BetNG4U even modified the rating system, because it had some javascript errors and didnt work in IE6. Each time they revised it problems appeared, but finally they fixed everything and everything looks cool. Styleicious Web 2.0 Wordpress template has the following main features:
Pricing: Free
Requirements: -
Source: http://thaslayer.com/2007/11/05/styleicious…
Posted on November 19, 2007 at 12:01 am as Information
WordPress was originally created as a weblog or blog platform. But now WordPress has grown so powerful that you can use it to create any type of website and use it as a Content Management System (CMS). WordPress has made it so easy that even a non-programmer can build a wonderful website.
In WordPress Theme Hacks, Nick La is going to share some of his WordPress tricks with you on how to make a better WordPress theme. He will focus more on the frontend development.
Source: http://www.webdesignerwall.com/tutorials/wordpress-theme-hacks/
Posted on November 19, 2007 at 12:00 am as Link
BloggingTips.com is a multi author blog which is dedicated to helping bloggers create, maintain and improve their blogs. Their experienced writers also give tips on coding and design, increasing traffic to your blog and explain how you can make money for all your hard work.
BloggingTips has been online since March 2007. The blog has been targeted to one group since it’s inception – Bloggers! They try our best to post articles and news that interest both new and experienced bloggers with topcs ranging from promoting your blog to design and coding as well as industry news and views. The majority of posts in the first few months were written by the site founder Kevin Muldoon but the blog has since evolved into a multi author blog.
BloggingTips has been doing really well and now has more than 1000 subscribers. They publish 1 – 3 posts everyday, most of the posts are very useful and inspiring. Add this blog to your daily reading is a good move.
Source: http://www.bloggingtips.com/
Posted on November 17, 2007 at 2:38 am as Announce
Welcome to Blog Perfume. I hope you enjoy reading Blog Perfume. Our aim is to provide the best blogging resources for bloggers. We collect high quality and actually useful WordPress Themes, WordPress Plugins and other blogging tools for bloggers. Please make sure you come back often, because Blog Perfume is updated regularly.
If you have any suggestion about any WordPress plugins, stunning themes or simply useful blogs, please feel free to tell us. We are more than happy to share them with our readers.
Posted on November 17, 2007 at 2:37 am as Theme
The Morning After is a magazine-style theme for WordPress created by Arun Kale. The theme was created based on a brief survey on the WordPress forums about what people would want to see in a unique magazine-style theme. The theme design is grid-based and has the following requested features:
Pricing: Free
Requirements: Wordpress 2.0+
Source: http://themasterplan.in/themes/the-morning-after/
Posted on November 17, 2007 at 2:36 am as Theme
Revolution is a widget-ready, customizable theme that is an ideal solution for online magazines, online newspapers, and other websites that wish to use WordPress as a content management system.
Below you will find a list of many areas in which the Revolution theme can be a great solution:
Pricing: Personal Package ($59.95), Advanced Package ($199.95), Developer Package ($249.95)
Requirements: No Plugins Required
Source: http://www.revolutiontheme.com