Whether it is a small business or a lawyer’s office, ecoOffice is the slick and clean solution for corporate websites. With embedded fonts, slideshow on the homepage and a clean cut blog / news area, ecoOffice is a great solution for your company’s online presence.

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Document and share your travel photos with the lovely ecoTravel. Mash up the many WordPress plugins to create your own travelogue, geo-locating and mapping your travel and more! Change the theme of your travelblog to match seasons with the wonderful colorschemes bundled!

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Installation instructions

A comprehensive WordPress theme installation guide can be found here.

Setting up ecoTravel for the first time

1. Go to Settings → Reading and choose A static page option, and a static page you have created as your Frong page:. A static page is simply a page with some text. For instance, create a page called ‘Homepage’ by going to the Pages menu and entering some text. Similarly, create a page called ‘Blog’. In Settings → Reading, choose your ‘Homepage’ and ‘Blog’ page for the Front page and Posts page options respectively.
2. Customize ecoTravel by going to ecoTravel settings in the WordPress administration area (This option can be found towards the end on the left panel in the administration area).
3. Goto Appearance → Widgets in the WordPress administration panel and add the widgets you want by dragging and dropping them to the Right Sidebar and Footerbar blocks. Don’t forget the bundled iDesignEco Social Widget!
4. Similarly, fill up the Right Sidebar and Footerbar areas with other widgets you want.

Publishing images

ecoTravel depends on WordPress’ post thumbnail feature which was introduced in version 2.9. Hence, ecoTravel needs WordPress 2.9 and above to work.

1. Upload your photos to your blog using the WordPress media manager. You can either do this by clicking on the Media link on the left menu, or using the Upload/Insert option right above the post title field.
2. Write your post title and body. WordPress doesn’t let you choose a post thumbnail (explained in the next step) unless this is done.
3. On the right side of the post page, you have your standard option boxes (Publish, Post Tags, Categories) etc. When ecoTravel is active, you should see a new option box titled Post Thumbnail below all the option boxes (You might find it convenient to drag it and put it right below the Publish option box). Click on the Set thumbnail
4. The standard image/file manager pops up. Click on the Show link beside the image you want (In the Media Library tab if you have already uploaded). When the selected image’s options show up, click on the Use as thumbnail link.

Adding images to a post

ecoCollage is now available for free download for a limited amount of time. Download your FREE copy now!

Mix and mash your photos for the world with the slick ecoCollage! It is your out-of-the-box photo blog, photo gallery and photo collage. The highly customizable ecoCollage integrates seamlessly into WordPress 2.9’s post thumbnails feature to make your blog a photoblog without the hassles of meddling around with image urls!

Installation instructions

A comprehensive WordPress theme installation guide can be found here.

Setting up ecoMag for the first time

1. Go to Settings → Reading and choose A static page option, and a static page you have created as your Frong page:. A static page is simply a page with some text. For instance, create a page called ‘Homepage’ by going to the Pages menu and entering some text. Similarly, create a page called ‘Blog’. In Settings → Reading, choose your ‘Homepage’ and ‘Blog’ page for the Front page and Posts page options respectively.
2. Customize ecoMag by going to ecoMag settings in the WordPress administration area (This option can be found towards the end on the left panel in the administration area).
3. Goto Appearance → Widgets in the WordPress administration panel and add the widgets you want by dragging and dropping them to the Right Sidebar and Footerbar blocks. Don’t forget the bundled iDesignEco Social Widget!
4. Similarly, fill up the Right Sidebar and Footerbar areas with other widgets you want.

Publishing images

ecoMag depends on WordPress’ post thumbnail feature which was introduced in version 2.9. Hence, ecoMag needs WordPress 2.9 and above to work.

1. Upload your photos to your blog using the WordPress media manager. You can either do this by clicking on the Media link on the left menu, or using the Upload/Insert option right above the post title field.
2. Write your post title and body. WordPress doesn’t let you choose a post thumbnail (explained in the next step) unless this is done.
3. On the right side of the post page, you have your standard option boxes (Publish, Post Tags, Categories) etc. When ecoMag is active, you should see a new option box titled Post Thumbnail below all the option boxes (You might find it convenient to drag it and put it right below the Publish option box). Click on the Set thumbnail
4. The standard image/file manager pops up. Click on the Show link beside the image you want (In the Media Library tab if you have already uploaded). When the selected image’s options show up, click on the Use as thumbnail link.

Adding images to a post