Nanideska is a theme for WordPress that I’ve been working on for the better part of a year. It started as a design I once used here on my site and recently evolved into an altogether different animal. It was born from the desire to create a simple, yet flexible design to power my site.
I’m calling this a 1.0 release, simply because it works as is… but future development and improvements are planned.
The theme uses a very limited color palette: shades of gray, cyan and lime green. The top navigation area is where top-level pages are displayed. Support for sub-pages is not currently included. The main content area on the homepage features a lead-in article, followed by several of the most recent posts. (I borrowed the idea from Bryan Veloso‘s Chaotic Soul theme for WordPress.) A sidebar is included to the right of the content area, and can be switched to a dynamic sidebar with WordPress Widgets, but no work has been done (yet) to stylize any of the default Widgets.
This theme works best with WordPress 2.3 or higher.
This theme and its accompanying elements are released under GPL.