We are please to announce that Wumblr has been updated. We added new modules where you can set the default layout for: Archive (index, search, category, tag pages, etc.), all Pages, and all Posts. As a bonus, we also added a mobile version to it. Wumblr now has the same fluid layout feature as our popular responsive design themes: iTheme2, Minblr, and Funki. What is responsive design? Basically, the layout automatically flows (responds) base on the browser viewport. This means the layout will still look good and consistent when viewed from most modern devices (desktop or mobile) and any screen resolution. To see this in action, visit our demo, resize your browser window to see the fluid layout. Also, don't forget to try it on a mobile device such as iPad, iPhone, Android, and Blackberry.
General
New Pricing and Plans

We've been working hard to provide our users with awesome themes the past 5 months and we thought it was time to change up our pricing plans a bit. Today, we officially launched a new Pricing page along with a new stream of pricing. All our themes can be bought as either a Standard or Developer package now. We've gone ahead and added the same pricing model to our Club Membership.
All of our customers accounts that bought themes before today are considered Developer accounts and will continue to have the same access and benefits they always have. The primary difference between the Standard and Developer packages are the inclusion, or exclusion, of the themes PSD files.
Along with these new plans, we've also dropped the price of our themes, and standardized the pricing. You can buy any Developer package theme for $59 and the Standard version runs you just $39.
Down time & changes
After a couple days of down time (we gave our site a nice rest) we're back up and running! Because of the short notice we are more than appreciative of everyone's patience and support as we made the transition to a brand new server this past weekend. With this change we will be able to provide better service and a better experience to our customers.

We've now moved to a new host (with VPS.net) that will give us more room to grow along with better security and in depth server management. This move was spurred on by issues we had been experiencing with our previous setup and should help us grow for years to come.
Along with server changes we have changed our setup a bit. All our demos are now being run of a single WordPress multisite installation which, from our end, will make it easier to launch themes and continue to support a wide variety of installations. Fresh copies of all our services are being put in place and will get us up-to-date. You'll see a lot of changes coming up in the next month so keep your eyes peeled.
Again, we're so appreciative of our customers who are so dedicated and enthusiastic about our themes and support. You guys rock! And as a thank you starting today, and ending next Friday (January 28th), you can use the coupon code "themifyrocks" to get 30% off any theme.
Cheers,
The Themify Team
Wumblr Theme Release
Say hi to our first ever Tumblr-esc WordPress theme - Wumblr. Make your WordPress installation look and feel like a Tumblr blog. 9 different post formats including 15 different color presets that help customize the look of each post. Along with 3 different column layouts for your pages this is definitely one of our best themes yet!
Use the coupon code "wumblr" for a 40% discount of this theme until Jan 14, 2011.
Themify Designer Program

Starting today we want to open a new Themify Designer Program that will allow designers to submit themes for us to develop. We want to provide an opportunity for someone who may not have the skills to develop their idea to have their design fully realized and offer a percent of the theme sales. More details about how to get involve below:
What this program offers:
- 20% of each theme sale from their design
- Featured bio, link, image and other pertinent information associated to the theme as it's designer
- We handle all the coding (HTML, CSS, JS, and PHP), marketing, sales, and support
What we need from you:
- A fully realized WordPress theme design template .PSD file (this includes a *home page, *single blog page with comments, *categories page, *search results page, *static page, *active / hover states of links and other functional elements and any other pages or assets necessary for your design be developed)
- The suggested name of the theme
- A description of who it's intended audience is and how you're meeting their needs with the themes design and/or intended functionality
- A short list of 2-3 unique functional points you'd like to see built into your design
Getting Started
Applications must be sent via email to [email protected] with the subject line "Application - Themify Designer Program". If your .PSD file is too large to be sent via email please provide a link where we can download it. Contact us if you have any questions.
*Designers are responsible to ensure all images, example content and likenesses are original works and not copyright bound.
*Designers must comply and understand that once a theme goes into production Themify will have full control and ownership of the final product.
Theme and Framework updates
Since our last major framework upgrade, 1.0.3, we've been working on cleaning up a few things with our code. We heard there were issues with a few specific plugins, that have been lingering since we launched, and we've made sure to correct those issues in a theme wide update. This update is, primarily, all about squishing bugs.
All themes have gotten a version update today along with our framework. To clarify, for some that may be confused, our themes and our framework/platform have two different version numbers. You could, for example, be running version 1.1.7 of the Blogfolio theme but you may be running version 1.0.2 of the themify framework.
We hope that everyone will stay up-to-date with us now that we can push updates much easier with the auto-upgrader (built-in since framework version 1.0.3). If you want to learn more about what we've changed specifically you can read more in the change logs here: https://themify.me/logs.