Continuing our responsive design mission, Aggregate is the next theme to be converted. When we first announced that many of our most popular themes would be revisited and updated with responsive designs, we had a lot of requests for Aggregate to be among those themes. I am happy that we can fulfill that request today Aggregate’s design will now adapt to various screen sizes to insure that your website is readable and easy to navigate on any...

As we continue our mission of making our most popular themes responsive, the next design to be updated has been SimplePress. The theme is now fully responsive, meaning that it will adapt to various screen sizes in order to display your content in the most readable manner. When viewed on your mobile phone or tablet, you will no longer need to zoom and scroll around to read the text on the page, making your mobile visitor’s browsing experience much...

Our next theme to be made fully responsive is DeepFocus. If you visit the theme preview on a mobile phone or tablet, or you re-size your browser window, you will see the design adapt to display your content in the most intuitive manner for that size screen. Mobile devices have quickly become one the most common ways that we browse the internet. It is important to perpare your website for an ever-increasing amount of mobile visitors, and we will...

Some of you may have been wondering why our theme production has slowed down a bit over the past month. This is because we have been focusing a bit more on updating and improving our current collection of themes, instead of producing new themes. The more themes that we create, and the more members that we have, the more important I find it to make sure the themes we have are fully optimized. If you have been checking the changelogs, you will have...

In the past, our themes have used a popular image re-sizing script called Timthumb (http://www.binarymoon.co.uk/projects/timthumb/). The script is used by countless sites and is quite popular in the WordPress themeing community. That being said, it was noted yesterday that a vulnerability exists within certain versions of the script (http://code.google.com/p/timthumb/issues/detail?id=212), and therefore this vulnerability may also exist in your theme...