Workaholic Pro

Thad Allender

March 5, 2014

Workaholic Pro is a modern and clean portfolio theme for WordPress created by Graph Paper Press designer Chandra Maharzan. Workaholic Pro allows you to separate your portfolio from your blog, without editing a single line of code. This colorful child the for Modularity comes with preset three color palettes, variable sidebar content, jQuery-powered image-hover effects, plus much more.

Major features

Close to 100 theme options
Easy logo insertion from the theme options panel
Twitter Integration
Homepage design options
Optional homepage slideshow
Optional homepage video
Built-in HD video player
Automatic thumbnail generator
Multi-level drop down navigation
Four widgetized areas (sidebar and footer)
Three pre-built designs with killer color palettes

Requirements

Modularity 2.2.4 or higher
WordPress 2.8.6 or higher

This theme includes what we call “apps” which you can enable or disable from the theme options page. These apps can transform the theme into a portfolio site for photographers and multimedia producers, a magazine-style site, or a normal blog-style homepage literally at the click of a button.

Screenshots of 2 other color palettes

Limegreen

Monotone

9 responses to “Workaholic Pro”

John Wriston

January 2, 2010

This theme is not working for me. All I wanted was something similar to Work-a-holic with a little more customization and better colors. The drop down menus do not match the top of the menus as they are too wide. Also, none of my post thumbnails are appearing under latest work or under any categories.

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John Wriston

January 3, 2010

Thank you so much for fixing these problems quickly in 2.5.1! The drop down menus match and the thumbnails appear! My only problem now is figuring out how to make the thumbnails crop like they did in the original Work-a-holic.

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1. Thad
  
  January 4, 2010
  
  With WordPress 2.9, you can now control the crops of all thumbnails. Please see these video tutorials for usage.
  
  This is the order in which the theme attempts to grab an image to use as a post thumbnail:
  
  1. Looks for an image by custom field called “thumbnail”.
  2. If no image is added by custom field, it checks for a post image (WordPresss 2.9+ feature).
  3. If no image is found, it grabs the latest image attached to your post using the Add Media icon.
  4. If no image is attached, it can extract an image from your post content (off by default).
  5. If no image is found at this point, it will defer to a default image.
  
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chris

January 4, 2010

do you have any actual information about the themes. all your doc info and vid tuts are about wordpress. i want to know how i can get stuff to look like your screenshots. out of the box this theme doesn’t look like that. and there’s no doc to go to for help. am i missing something?

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1. Thad
  
  January 4, 2010
  
  Perhaps you missed the instructions.html file contained in all theme downloads that provides step-by-step instructions to installing a configuring the theme. Also, the Theme Options panel has a plethora of instructions for each option.
  
  We updated this theme to 2.5.1. Please download it.
  
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Sesli Sohbet Sesli Chat webcam

January 9, 2010

Thank you so much for fixing these problems quickly in 2.6.1! The drop down menus match and the thumbnails appear! My only problem now is figuring out how to make the thumbnails crop like they did in the original Work-a-holic.

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Crystal

February 8, 2010

Hi there,

I just downloaded this theme and FTP’d it to my WordPress and it says that the ‘template’ is missing.

Sorry for my IT ignorance. Thanks in advance for your help!!

Kind regards,
Crystal

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quimeradigital

February 19, 2010

@Crystal,
you need download Modularity 2.2.4 or higher. See requirements.

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sesli

April 8, 2010

Thank you for the information your provide.

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