YOOtheme's October release is a stripped down Joomla template featuring a front page slide show and a comparison chart table for those in the corporate world to show off their services and content without any frills.
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Blogs about food are one of the hottest things on the web right now. Eating it, cooking it, taking pictures of it, if you can put it in your mouth, people are blogging about it. To better help foodies and amateur chefs make the most of their time blogging about their culinary interests, YooTheme has released the Tasty Theme, a simple but effective way to provide an attractive display of whatever delicacy you're posting about without undermining what you actually write about it.
Tasty Theme features a design with an emphasis on image and quick navigation. The front page is perfect for blog-style posts in addition to providing a unique menu theme suited towards culinary bloggers. Tasty Theme Features:
- 3 Module Styles
- Responsive Design
- Smooth Image Scrolling
- A flexible theme with user controlled column widths
- A variety of colors and background themes.
A basic license from YooTheme provides Tasty Theme plus dozens of other high quality Joomla and WordPress designs for one domain name for €39.
YooTheme introdced a small but fun update recently. YooTheme runs an "Icon Club", where users are given all types of unique icons that are easy to integrate into a variety of different sites. The "Tool" icon set is just what it sounds like: tools like hammers, gears, screw drivers, and a big tool box make up this icon set. This is perfect for any site that wants to have quick navigation tools available for users, especially for ones that allow users to construct blogs or maintain other personal areas that they can construct.
YOOtheme's latest Joomla template release, Sphere, is aimed specifically at application developers. The layout prominently features an area to show off a product package and includes buttons for quick purchases or downloads.
Widgetkit 1.1 was released a mere three weeks ago, adding support for responsive design, but YOOtheme has quickly put some updated functionality in the hands of users looking to improve their image galleries with Widgetkit 1.2.
Towards the end of 2011, we produced a course called "How to earn $4000 a month as a part-time Joomla developer". The main challenge for most people starting a business is making sales and this is especially difficult with web development. So many businesses already have a website and therefore don't see the need to build it again. However the proliferation of smartphones has changed everything. This post explains how to make money developing mobile-friendly Joomla websites.