Comments on: The Future of WordPress Theming http://ptahdunbar.com/asides/the-future-of-wordpress-theming/ Web Craftsman, WordPress & BuddyPress hacker, and Entrepreneur Mon, 05 Apr 2010 15:32:27 +0000 hourly 1 By: Mauricio Bowers http://ptahdunbar.com/asides/the-future-of-wordpress-theming/#comment-2047 Mauricio Bowers Mon, 28 Jul 2008 17:15:17 +0000 http://ptahdunbar.com/notes/the-future-of-wordpress-theming/#comment-2047 I can only imagine how much easier that would make anyone's life involved with Wordpress design. I was checking the site out and noticed some cool addons like the AIM and the Amazon bar. Seems as if you have to pay a fee to actually use it since it offers only a "trial". Ptah, if you were to create something like that, but free, that would rock my socks. I can only imagine how much easier that would make anyone’s life involved with Wordpress design. I was checking the site out and noticed some cool addons like the AIM and the Amazon bar. Seems as if you have to pay a fee to actually use it since it offers only a “trial”. Ptah, if you were to create something like that, but free, that would rock my socks.

]]> By: Mike Harding http://ptahdunbar.com/asides/the-future-of-wordpress-theming/#comment-2044 Mike Harding Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:55:19 +0000 http://ptahdunbar.com/notes/the-future-of-wordpress-theming/#comment-2044 WOW! Is that even possible with WordPress? That look like a blur between plugins and the theme. I hope the WordPress dev team is aware of this and uses it as a guide for future development. I think it is too costly to be a viable alternative for most casual bloggers, but if WordPress could simply introduce half the WYSIWYG layout features, that would be a HUGE advancement and one I would be willing to pay for. WOW! Is that even possible with WordPress? That look like a blur between plugins and the theme. I hope the WordPress dev team is aware of this and uses it as a guide for future development.

I think it is too costly to be a viable alternative for most casual bloggers, but if WordPress could simply introduce half the WYSIWYG layout features, that would be a HUGE advancement and one I would be willing to pay for.

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