WordPress Templates | Organic ThemesThe Verbage Theme!
David Morgan on August 19, 2010
21 Comments
It’s that time again! Time for a new Organic Theme overflowing with pure awesomeness! The Verbage Theme is no exception. Check out the demo here. For a quick overview of the features and to purchase the theme, check out the theme page here.
The Verbage Theme is designed with a modern style that focuses on clean typography and content. The theme is developed to function perfectly with — or without photos added. Let’s face it, finding and purchasing beautiful photos for your content is a time consuming process, and often expensive. With the Verbage Theme, it’s not a necessity to add featured images to every post, but the option is available should you choose to do so. As a result, creating an effective and beautiful website can be achieved much faster.
The Verbage Theme has a particularly unique navigation layout, creating maximum space for page, category and custom links. The theme also features collapsible footer widgets, saving you precious web space should you choose not to add footer widgets. Other sweet enhancements include a Twitter feed, multiple page templates (including a portfolio template and 3 column template), and righteous rollover effects to make the user experience that much more enjoyable.
If that wasn’t enough, we have created a free version of the Verbage Theme. We’re just that crazy. It doesn’t have the enhanced features, theme options or support included with the premium version — but hey, it’s still a finely crafted theme for free! You can download the free version on the theme page here.
That’s wonderful typography with clean HTML theme. Google will definitely love this theme websites.
Beautiful theme,great work.
Are your themes BuddyPress compatible?
If not, any tips on making it work?
Very nice, clean style. Professional look.
I purchased the Premium version and still cannot get my Twitter feed to work properly. I can’t find a support are for this either. Can someone help? Thanks!
Hi Diane,
It’s most likely your host settings. The Twitter functionality requires PHP5 to work correctly. Unfortunately, many hosting providers still use the much outdated PHP4. It should be a fairly easy switch from your hosting provider.
I think am having the same problem and it breaks the entire site. Is there a way to fix it so it’s compatible with PHP4?
Actually, it looks like I do have PHP5, but the code on “line 37″ which appears to be related to Twitter is causing the site to break and not load at all. Thanks in advance for the help!
Nice looking themes. Do you have one for a New York Wedding Photographer like me or Wedding Photography?
Hi Doug,
We don’t have a theme specifically for the wedding industry yet. However, since my wife is a wedding photographer, it is a market we plan to offer some solutions for in the future. In the meantime, we have 2 portfolio themes that several wedding photographers have used.
Your themes are really awesome but wondering to know do you have themes related to health?
We have a Health and Beauty theme.
verbage is stunning. nice & clean and passed basic accessibility testing
good job. beautiful.
Do your have theme for love relationships?
Hi, great theme!
Is it possible to change the background color in the free version?
Thanks!
Piet
Yes
I downloaded the free site. All is working fine with exception of the posts. When I try to click on the post I get a 404 error in the post section of the template. If I run another template posts work just fine. I’m just testing out the theme but not sure I want to purchase if the demo version isn’t working.
The posts appear to be working fine in our demos. If you are receiving a 404 error, you may need to re-save your permalink structure.
another request to make this theme BuddyPress compatible. it’s a really nice add-on. please please!
Hi Rena,
The latest version of the theme should be BuddyPress compatible. It uses the correct naming conventions and structure required by BuddyPress.
Thanks!
I have the paid for theme and am having trouble setting up Microsoft Word to write and upload blog posts. Is there something XML-PRC related that I need to do to make this functional?