Opus Primus

Desk Mess Mirrored

by Edward Caissie

Marble desktop covered with a mix of old and new items, such as some vintage papers, a stainless steel pen, and, a hot cup of coffee! Now with more documentation and post-format support for the following types: asides, quotes and status! Please read the included changelog.txt, readme.txt, and support.txt files for details of the latest changes and important notices. Please note WordPress 4.1 or gr

Multi

by Edward Caissie

Child-Theme of Desk Mess Mirrored - Marble desktop covered with a mix of old and new items, such as some vintage papers, a stainless steel pen, and, a hot cup of coffee! Please read the included changelog.txt, readme.txt, and support.txt files for the details of the latest changes and other important information.

Ground Floor

by Edward Caissie

Richly toned wood floor background with bare-earth colored widgetized sidebar and footer (six widget areas in total). A strong theme to begin with; grow into; and, build on.

Shades

by Edward Caissie

A simple clean theme framework to work from, designed ideally for light colored backgrounds and easily adapted to darker layouts. Shades has threaded comments, sticky post support, custom background and menus as well as built-in support for the quotes, asides, and status post-formats. Enjoy! Have you found its Easter egg?

Shelter

by Edward Caissie

Child-Theme of Ground Floor - Richly toned wood floor background with bare-earth colored widgetized sidebar and footer (six widget areas in total, as shown on the included widget-map.png). A strong theme to begin with; g

NoNa

by Edward Caissie

Missing the pretty pin-up girl posing in the header, this grunge based theme originally known as Pinup Meets Grunge beautifully blends custom background colors. This built-in options give you the creative opportunity to truly make this theme your own. Do not be scared off by the dark look, try installing your own copy and playing with the custom background color option yourself. Remember, if you a

Opus Latere

by Edward Caissie

Opus Latere ... the side works, a Child-Theme of Opus Primus ... the first work. Striving to enhance the experience of the Opus Primus framework theme Opus Latere moves the header to the left side of the site and continues to provide the quality and functionality of its Parent-Theme.