Get More Done With Quick And Easy Image Management
Most magazine-style themes draw their homepage and archive images from custom fields added to each post by the user as they’re written. This can be a time-consuming process, particularly if you’re using a plugin (Amazon Autoposter, for example) to create many posts automatically. It’s also a step that a lot of newcomers find confusing, and if you’re building websites to sell them you can find that even more of your time is eaten up in answering queries on the procedure.
In contrast, the Abundance theme is coded to use the Get The Image plugin, which simply draws the first image from each post and re-sizes it – a major time saver if you’re using something like Amazon Autoposter, because it means that you don’t have to open and edit each one. If it can’t find an image in the post, the plugin then looks for a custom field, and uses that instead. If it finds nothing, it simply displays nothing.
This one was built to help illustrate the Abundance theme’s user guide, which is why it might seem a bit ‘busy’.
A site selling digital products, with prices displayed on the front page and in category and search archives.
No navigation bar in this one. Instead, the pages widget is in the footer with the rest of the navigation.
Similar to the ‘Vegetarian’ site above, but less crowded looking and with only one sidebar.
A bare bones configuration of the theme
Included with The Abundance Theme is an illustrated guide to configuration.
Purchase the Abundance Theme and receive a 129 page ebook, 'Keys To Affiliate Profits' by Barry Richardson as a bonus.
Boost your branding efforts with a favicon generator - again, included free with The Abundance Theme.
Purchase includes free updates for the life of the theme.