Nometech relaunches! Introducing WPShout.com
Posted on 18. Jul, 2009 by Alex Denning in Uncategorized
As you may know from various hints I’ve been dropping recently, Nometech has been going through a little redesign and relaunch, and today I’m (very) pleased to announce that Nometech has relaunched as WPShout.com!
Some exciting stuff:
- A super-duper exciting new design! (feed readers click here to see it!)
- You don’t need to update your RSS feed!
- General niceties; the design is very nice (or so I think).
- Advertising opportunities! There are a couple of advertising spots available; get in touch with me for more info.
- Regular posting will be resumed! Posting hasn’t been too regular recently, but that will change – I’ve got some great posts lined up and coming soon! Grab the RSS feed to join an ever increasing amount of subscribers (thank you!).
The future
It can be a scary prospect, the future, but not for WPShout! As I said, lots of exciting new content, but that’s not the best bit; the best bit is you, the reader. Any feedback, ideas etc etc I’d love to hear it.
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WPShout is hosted by the fine folks at WPWebHost.
You can get exactly the same hosting as WPShout has for $7.95/month with WPWebHost's Freedom Plan.
Plus get 30% off the Freedom Plan with the code WPSHOUT.
Alex Denning is the founder of WPShout. A WordPress developer from London, Alex is a keen musician and freelance writer and developer.
You can find Alex on Twitter.
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WPShout is hosted by the fine folks at WPWebHost who ensure everything runs smoothly.
You can get exactly the same hosting as WPShout has for $7.95/month with WPWebHost's Freedom Plan.
Plus get 30% off the Freedom Plan with the code WPSHOUT.
Get The Look
WPShout uses the WooFramework in order to ensure everything looks lovely and runs properly.
You can get the WooFramework with all WooThemes from $15/month and use the same code as WPShout.
Rarst
18. Jul, 2009
Very nice design.
It hits as simplistic but then soaks in as quite polished actually.
Two things I noticed:
– links blend with text in post body
– choosing another post in commentluv does very weird thing to all links on page
.-= Rarst´s last blog ..Best =-.
Alex Denning
18. Jul, 2009
Ta for the feedback. I’ll get links underlined, but as for commentluv, not quite sure; I’ll have to take a closer look sometime.
Rarst
18. Jul, 2009
Forgot to ask – what plugin (or snippet or whatever) are you using for featured section on home page? I like how it enhances slider with list and thumbs.
I have like few dozens plugins queued to check for new theme. :\ Sometiems I think there is too many of those around.
.-= Rarst´s last blog ..Patch Windows XP half-open connections limit =-.
Alex Denning
18. Jul, 2009
It’s not a plugin, it’s fancy jQuery
. There’ll be a post up next week on some of the ‘stuff’ I used to make the new theme.
Bad karma! I always try to limit myself to 5 plugins!