Infopirate.org

Most of you are probably familiar with ThemeForest, but for those of you who are not, ThemeForest is an online marketplace where people can buy and sell web design templates (from static XHTML / CSS to full blown Joomla or Wordpress themes).

I have been following the website ever since they launched it, because I have a couple of Wordpress themes in the pipeline myself.

Most of the Wordpress blogs look more or less similar these days, to stand uniquely out from the rest, you have got to tweak it. And by tweaking, we mean really getting your hands dirty down on the blog theme and PHP codes.

Picture your finished custom wordpress theme live on your server, completely unique and fresh. By the time you have finished reading the resources in this post that scenario will be a reality. People love custom themes, they make a blog come to life with a personality of its own. It’s no secret that they’ll reward it you for it through links, subscriptions and bookmarks.

Wordpress is the most popular CMS not just because is easy to use, free, highly customizable, and very stable (OK, you must upgrade to v 2.9.2 or else). There’s one more thing – is so flexible you could do almost anything out of it. Today we’re featuring our favorite 20 Community Blog Themes for Wordpress. Please leave other tips in the comments area.

This will be the first in a series of posts devoted to highlighting new and interesting ways people are using WordPress. I already have at least 3 amazing uses of WordPress lined up that you probably have never seen before and are sure to spark your interest. So stay tuned, subscribe to our feed and be on the look out for more innovative uses of WordPress.