deGusto: A Premium Portfolio WordPress Theme by ThemeShift
Today we are giving our premium members another awesome WordPress theme from ThemeShift. deGusto is a dark and elegant portfolio theme. It attractively combines your portfolio (web, photo, logo and other work) with your blog articles.
Be sure to check out the other great themes by ThemeShift.
Click the image for a live demo.
Features
- Multilevel Superfish dropdown menu
- Choose preferred button color (red, blue & green)
- Customizable content slider on home page (category, items, auto, pause)
- Ribbon post image overlay (photo, web, logo, print)
- Toggleable sidebar boxes (open/closed status is saved)
- Required comment input fields are validated without page refresh
- Search form validation
- Custom page templates: full width (no sidebar), archives page
- Custom 404 template
- Widget areas: sidebar, footer & 404 template
- Automatic image resizing
- Customizable about section with social network links in the footer
- CSS styles for WP-PageNavi plugin – activate and you’re done (see plugin page)
- Theme options page for general settings
- Custom meta box for post settings
- Included PSD files: logo.psd, ribbon.psd, 404.psd
Download deGusto
About this Partner
Themeshift is a WordPress theme shop operated by Simon Rimkus. His themes are beautifully designed and of the highest quality.
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6 comments
David Calavitta
October 13, 2009I’m way impressed.
designfollow
October 13, 2009nice theme
Daniel Long
October 13, 2009I went on the demo site and was really impressed. Its a simple design that makes use of contrast to crate a high impact on the audience. It is very easy to navigate and on the homepage has a great way of showing the portfolio.
Samar
October 13, 2009The theme is beautiful, but I would have preferred less oomph. It takes some focus away from photographs. Just my thought.
@todayinart
October 14, 2009Can’t wait to check this one out, thanks Henry!
David
October 17, 2009I just have to say that the creator, ThemeShift, is an incredibly helpful person!