What’s New at iThemes? WordPress 3.0 – Our themes and plugins have been tested and will be ready for the official release. However, we do ask that if you find a bug or problem please report it to our Support Forum! We try to foresee and plan for issues, but it’s probable we missed one. [...]

We recently released the Barista coffee theme, so we decided to include a set of free social media icons to match it. Feel free to download these and use them on your site! We would love to see them in action in the Barista theme or anywhere else, so be sure to send us a [...]

There’s been a lot of talk about the new and highly anticipated Menu functionality in the upcoming WordPress 3.0 release (scheduled for early May) potentially being removed. We at iThemes were/are VERY MUCH looking forward to the menus in 3.0 … and had already been preparing for this amazing new feature idea. Here’s the top [...]

There’s been a lot of talk about the new and highly anticipated Menu functionality in the upcoming WordPress 3.0 release (scheduled for early May) potentially being removed. We at iThemes were/are VERY MUCH looking forward to the menus in 3.0 … and had already been preparing for this amazing new feature idea. Here’s the top [...]

Part 2 of Matt Danner and I’s conversations from our recent Nashville trip that spilled over into a video post … in part 1 we talk about the difference between free and premium products. This one talks about using the right tool for the right job.

Just cause they were traveling doesn’t mean they forgot about the viewers at home. Cory and Matt live stream from their hotel in Nashville, TN to share the experience they had meeting up with some iThemes customers and why they’re in Nashville in the first place!

Web design has come a long way since its beginning, especially in terms of styling. Take a look at a website from 10 years ago and compare it to one from today. The differences are enormous. One of the major changes you will notice is the background. Today, backgrounds are one of the core features [...]

For those interested in monitoring the progress of WordPress.com, Matt has posted the January statistics for WordPress. Here are the statistics Matt has provided: 372,519 blogs were created. 393,836 new users joined. 4,592,097 file uploads. 2,710 gigabytes of new files. 553 terabytes of content transferred from our data centers. 8,771,891 comments. 6,528,657 logins. 1,073,421,738 pageviews [...]