WP Premium, one of our oldest themes just received a huge upgrade! Similar to the updates we released last week, this one is also all about responsiveness and the new codebase – Foundation. WP Premium is now mobile-friendly and will look and work great on phones and tablets. The lightweight Foundation framework also makes WP Premium extremely fast. Considering the complexity of the theme (or lack thereof) it might very well be the snappiest theme we’ve ever created! Focused on content Unlike most themes released lately (including ours), WP Premium keeps it simple. There are no flashy sliders here and distracting graphics, it’s all about the content. The homepage is designed to show your posts in chronological order, just like a blog should. Customize in real-time Similar to other Templatic themes based on the Foundation framework, WP Premium also allows you to quickly change the design from Appearance ⇨ Customize. Change colors, backgrounds and even fonts (powered by Google Fonts), all in real-time. The theme also comes with the Custom CSS Editor (enabled by default) which saves all your CSS tweaks directly inside the database. Remains free Even after this upgrade WP Premium will remain a free theme. It can be downloaded from the strip below or by clicking here. Just like before, support for WP Premium will be provided under condition that you’ve purchased any of our premium themes. So… if you already have GeoPlaces, Directory or any other theme, you automatically have guaranteed support for all free themes as well. Little bit of history… Some of you are probably wondering “Why update this particular theme”? WP Premium happens to be the first Templatic theme ever created meaning it will always have that sentimental value (for us at least). One cool fact about WP Premium is that it was once featured inside a Smashing Magazine post about free themes. Man that was a long time ago! View Live Demo, visit the Detail Page or Download WP Premium
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