Albus is a great looking customisable theme which includes all the tools to create a unique blog or portfolio of your work. Albus includes custom post types for the Slider, Portfolio and Staff as well as styles widgets ready to make the most of your content. Albus is extremely flexable and can be used for your business, your blog or just about anything inbetween.

Options, Options, Options – A selection of whats on offer

Styling * Background Picker (Choose from the many attractive background tiles included) * Custom Background Uploader * Stretch And Fit Background * Dark/Light Colour Scheme * Highlight Colour Picker (Pick your own accent colour – for mouse overs etc) * Font Choose (Choose fonts to be used for headings and the rest)

Header * Custom Logo Uploader * Favicon Uploader * Disable Header Background (perfect when using your own full size background image) * Social Icons Manager

Header * Custom Logo Uploader * Favicon Uploader * Disable Header Background (perfect when using your own full size background image) * Social Icons Manager

Home Page * Layout Style (Choose blog or full page style) * Slider Manager (Choose to use the built in slider post type or choose a category to show instead – or you can of course just disable the whole thing!) * Show/Disable Service Boxes * Show/Disable Blog Posts * Show Disable Portfolio * Show/Disable Staff * Show/Disable Call To Action

Blog Posts * Category Page Layout (choose grid or blog style layouts) * Left Sidebar/Right Sidebar/No Sidebar * Disable Tags * Disable Comments

Portfolio Posts * Left Sidebar/Right Sidebar/No Sidebar * Disable Tags * Disable Comments

Staff Posts * Left Sidebar/Right Sidebar/No Sidebar * Disable Tags * Disable Comments

Search Page Options * Search Results Layout (choose grid or blog style layouts) * Custom ‘No Posts Found’ Message

... The list goes on, but I didnt want to bore you.

Albus is a complete package and can be used for any purpose, with just a few clicks you can mould it into anything you wish, so check out the demos to see it in action

Changelog – 12/09/12 – Fixed CSS Issue with IE9