Could be a plugin like sidebars were abstracted from the framework. We could create any number of 1,2 and 3 column layouts all with varying widths.

Would be cool to be able to subscribe via RSS to a theme's changelog.

I can imagine using google reader to keep up-to-date on all the themes I'm using across 40+ websites.

I know there is a theme notification option in the the framework but I have to be logged in to the site, this would let us get notification without being loged in to a particular site.

Whether it's raising money or awareness for ideas gamification to attract an audience to your brand is what's becoming popular.

www.thunderclap.it do it perfectly without any commerce and it would be great to see woothemes having something similar.

If the theme is there then I'm sure some extension developers could look at a crowdfunding element to complete the circle.

I would like to be able to export theme settings into an XML format and then be able to import them into another site running the same WooTheme. I find i'm often developing themes on one server then installing the theme on another only to realize I forgot about the theme settings.

Add content capability to Whitelight's slider so that users can include more text - using the content instead of the excerpt, and allow extra formatting for the inclusion of shortcodes - for buttons links, such as "Read More".

I realize Journal theme is an older theme and hence isn't being updated beyond bugs and fixes but updating the theme to match any of the newer themes would improve its appeal. Journal is a great theme and the closest match to site's like The Daily Beast and other news sites and hence some publishers like myself have found it unmatched.

time to get a testing lab for woothemes where you ensure old themes that you still support are working properly with the latest version of wordpress etc etc.

constantly fixing incompatibilities with custom css is becoming a bit of a nuance.

Feature pitch has such issues (the highlighted featured tab doesnt work with wordpress v 3 custom menus)

Inspire's mini-features show up, but only displays my icon and the title, not the text in the body of the mini-features.

the small things that count, and i'm sure there are many more such incompatibility issues or other bugs...

To get the business slider to work more like the Simplicity slider where you can have video in a slide that actually looks like it's part of the layout rather than shoehorned in there...

I would like to see a theme oriented to recording studios. ie; about, all the social love; twitter feed facebook box etc and page for equipment, pricing ie; per hour all day etc.., contact There are a couple available on monstertemplates, but nothing good for wordpress.

Create a generic version of portfolio widget that can be configured to pull other post-types (in given taxonomies etc).

This could be used on homepage/landing pages

I feel like the majority of the themes released lately on here are very similar. The last few releases don't strike me as been very different from one another. Using canvas and a little tweeking I could have made anyone of them.

I vote to see some completely new layouts. Full screen image responsive. Or a visual builder for canvas (my favorite theme).

How about a parrallax scrolling theme. Maybe a mobile first design not just responsive.

How about a buddy press theme.

If I wanted 5 different repsonsive themes I would have just paid for them on themeforest.

I know scrollider is «almost» a parallax theme, but I would love to have a true, fullscale parallax theme from you guys.

1.2.1

includes/theme-actions.php, L66. get_theme_data, it is deprecated

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_theme_data

The woo_add_metaboxes allows you to add additional custom fields to post types. Unlike the general settings, there's no support for a colorpicker. (Or, for that matter, borders, fonts, and so on, all available now on the general settings when you extend those.) Since the code is already written in one part of the Framework, how about making it available in this other part of the Framework?

Add the payment gateway Click and Pledge which is a payment processor used by many non-profits.

Simplethemes, in my opinion, is an inferior product to Woo but their quick page templates are fantastic for non coders. Interesting and full looking content layout is always the struggle once a site it built. These templates and possibly more extensive short code options would add big to Woo's content layout arsenal.