Green Living Images

Green living stock photos and images have recently been added to the Template Mill catalog and feature a focus on ecology, renewable resources, bamboo, organic gardens, recycling, solar panels and stock videos with a green theme. All of our green living stock photography is high resolution 300 DPI.

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Expression Web®

Professional Design Templates that will make your site stand out from the rest. XHTML valid and search engine friendly. Photoshop PSD files included with all templates. Royalty free images provided by
Media Stock Photos.

Create modern, standards-based sites that deliver superior quality on the Web using Microsoft® Expression Web®.

A Brief History of Postcards
The history of postcards can be traced as far back as 1861, when the first postcard was patented in the United States and sold to H.L. Lipman, who added decoration and design elements around the edges.

The US Post Office introduced the pre-printed penny postcard in 1873 and held a monopoly on the printing of postcards until 1898, when Congress passed the Private Mailing Card Act which allowed private publishers and printers to produce postcards..

The US Government still prohibited the use of the word “postcards” until the year 1901, when companies stopped labeling them as “souvenir cards” and “Private Mailing Cards.”

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Seven Tips on Choosing a Wordpress Theme for Your Site

If you’re looking for a theme for your Wordpress site then there are a couple of things you should think about before you decide:

1. Are You Going to Monetize Your Blog? – If you are thinking about your blog in terms of a business or money oriented service then you should look into choosing premium or custom themes in order to make your site look as professional as you possibly can.

2. Do Many Other Blogs Use the Same Theme? - If you go with a popular free theme, or even a popular paid blog then you should keep in mind that your site will have the same appearance as many others. On the plus side this will mean there is a great deal of support available.

3. Is Your Theme Optimized for the Search Engines? - If you choose a free theme there will be a massive variety in the HTML and CSS and it will be touch and go whether they are any good in SEO terms. Premium themes tend to be more SEO friendly.

4. Is the Theme Suited to Your Monetizing Plans? - If you are going to be putting text link ads, Adsense Ads and banner ads anywhere on your blog then you need to make sure you get hold of a theme that can accommodate them.

5. How Good is the Support? - Many premium themes come with excellent support from their designers, which is extremely useful, particular if you are not that comfortable with coding and HTML. If you believe that you will find support useful then you should probably opt for a premium theme.

6. Does Your Logo Match Your Theme? - If your business or company has already got its own logo and color scheme then you need to make sure that they are a good match for the theme you are looking at. If not, then it is not worth buying.

7. Does the Theme Handle Widgets Well? - If you’re going to be changing the sidebar a lot and you know you’re not going to be wanting to mess around in the code then go for a theme that works well with widgets.

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