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Today we’re releasing a premium WordPress theme by Viva Themes for our premium members. If you’re not yet a member, you should sign up to download this and dozens of other files.

Pantheon is a left aligned theme, but with a lot of space in the left. A narrow main column, a front page slideshow and a couple of widgetized bars. This theme comes in three different flavors, to make it easier for you to select the one that fits to your business. In the front page you can have either your latest posts or a static page. The theme comes again with an options panel that helps you configure the theme, and enable/disable different stuff. Be sure and check out other great themes by Viva Themes.

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Key Features

• Theme compatible with Wordpress 2.8.x and 2.9.x
• 100% tableless css design.
• 3 different styles: Poseidon; Athene; Artemis;
• Advanced theme options panel.
• Integrated blog
• Front page slideshow
• Widget ready right sidebar and below content bar.
• 4 level page oriented custom dropdown menu.
• Threaded comments
• CSS & XHTML valid.
• Cross-browser compatible.
• Delivered with .png source files (.psd files available in the forum)

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About Viva Themes

Viva Themes creates quality and professionally designed Wordpress themes. They offer themes for your business, blog or personal sites.

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