If using Wordpress for blogging than you should use this theme. This theme provides multiple places to present the information you deem most important, whether it’s in the main menu, the three sections at the bottom of the header, the side bar, or the tri-fold section in the footer. The theme also courage people to subscribe to your blog with the RSS and RSS by Email buttons displayed to the right of the blog title (or logo if you choose). Obviously the more visitors you can convert into subscribers, the better your blog will do and this theme is designed to help in that process.

This theme also able to display two 125 x 125 ads in the right sidebar, since the 125 x 125 ads have become a standard in blogging. Last but not least, the theme is completely widgetized. Each trifold section (header and footer) as well as the sidebar is easily customizable by making use of the amazing drag and drop aspect of WordPress widgets.

To get it, simply click here to view more details. Good luck and happy blogging!

If you’re searching for a currency calculator plugin that’d allow to convert between almost any of the world currencies, so here is curreX - the Ajax based Currency Converter for WordPress.

The widget is very simple and does exactly what it’s supposed to do. It accepts a currency value (integer or decimal) and a source & destination currency and gives you the converted rate once you hit the Convert button.

It employs an AJAX back-end, i.e. the conversions are performed without having to refresh the whole page, making the tool really lightweight & fast. Looks cool too.

Performs client-side validation of the amount entered - thus cutting out chances of entering an erroneous value and crashing the calc. midway while performing a conversion.

More details about this plugin here

WordPress has announce they are the winner of the Webware 100 in the Publishing category. They thanks to everyone who voted, and even more to all the great people who involve to make WordPress the greatest. Here’s what Rafe Needleman wrote about the results:

“WordPress got the most votes. I was interested to see the Drupal CMS platform placing high in this category–above the consumer-oriented publishing products Typepad and Vox. Even combined, these two Six Apart services didn’t come close to winning the same number of votes as Drupal.”

Winner of the Webware 100 full result