The 2011 standard Travel Blog theme for WordPress is stylish, customizable, simple, and readable. Based upon HTML5 Boilerplate and CSS3Pie the Travel Blog is optimized to support HTML5 and CSS3 elements and effects across all the major browsers. Travel Blog supports six widgetized areas (two in the sidebar, four in the footer) and featured images (thumbnails for gallery posts). It includes stylesheets for print and the admin Visual Editor, special styles for posts in the “Asides” and “Gallery” categories, and has an optional one-column page template that removes the sidebar.

Author: Charlie Dean

Tickets Mag Theme Options: Image Logo vs. Blog Title (the Blog title, if selected, will be displayed with the same fancy font as in the logo). Featured Posts Gallery (with 2 options : featured posts vs. random posts. The Random Posts Option uses a series of predefined slides that can be changed easily by the user). Thumbnails ready (using the thumbnails feature introduced with WP 2.9) and posts excerpts. Ads ready (125×125 ads, can be customized in the theme’s options page). Custom Fonts (the logo and the sidebar titles). Most Popular Posts widget (built in, no plugin required). Social Ready. Setup Guide included.

Author: Andreea

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Few highlights of the theme:

•  - Built in theme option to customize the theme 
• - built in top earner advertisement block 
• - Built in Featured content gallery 
• - Feedburner RSS Subscription ready 
• - Works fine on latest wordpress version 
• - Tested and works fine on all major browser. 
• - Auto resize images 
• - widget and gravatar ready 
• - Pagination ready 
• - Social Bookmarking Ready 
• - Has featured video ( easy to configure via theme option ) 
• - Easy logo change via theme option 
• - twitter integration 
• - breadcumb in post ( for SEO ) 
• - Drop down menu with 2 level maximum

License: Free to use, keep footer link

Black
The color of power and sophistication, black creates an immediate sense of timelessness and style. It is often used in fashion for a chic impression, as well as to express aloofness or evil.

White
Purity and innocence are associated with white. It reflects light and exudes a sense of ease and relaxation. In design, white is often associated with corporations and professionalism.

Blue
Tranquility and peacefulness are conveyed by the color blue. Companies often use blue to express loyalty and trust.

Red
The opposite of blue, red is an emotionally intense color that often suggests anger or aggressiveness. Use red carefully in your design, more as an accent color than a primary element.

Green
As the color of nature, green is refreshing and calming. Bright and muted greens can appear friendly and approachable, while dark greens imply wealth or conservatism. Keep these distinctions in mind with your design.

Purple
Luxury, wealth and royalty are associated with purple. This feminine and romantic color is often used for fashion layouts to create a sense of high style.

Yellow
Optimistic and cheerful, yellow easily captures attention with its stimulating effects. Use yellow sparingly in your design since too much can be overpowering.

By having a solid grasp on the psychology of colors, you can use them in a more meaningful manner for maximum design impact.

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Features:

• Tested on Latest Wordpress version
• Clean Code
• Adsense and Affiliates Ad Blocks Ready
• Fixed Width
• Cross browser compatible with IE, FF, Opera, Flock & Safari

License: Free to use, Must keep footer intact AS IS