Jason Schuller, who I previously interviewed about ThemeGarden, has just opened it to the public.

So far, ThemeGarden only has a few themes for sale and are currently accepting author applications so hopefully we’ll see some new themes for sale soon. If you’re a theme author, take note of their requirements on the previous link.

• Sellers get 100% of theme sale revenue after paying a monthly fee ($25 for up to 5 themes, $50 for unlimited).
• First three months are completely free for sellers.
• Themes must be 100% GPL licensed (including artwork and CSS).

I know you’re probably thinking about the monthly fee in order to list themes, but keep in mind this would probably be easily covered in one or two sales. If you have a popular theme, a fixed cost per month would be considerably less than percentage-based fees in other comparable marketplaces.

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DevPress has launched today which should prove to be a valuable resource for professional WordPress themes and plugins.

It is the brainchild of four well-known WordPress developers who you may have heard of before.

• Justin Tadlock – Developer of a handful of many free WordPress plugins and themes. Probably best known for his work on Theme Hybrid.
• Patrick Daly – Known for developing several free Hybrid child themes and also being a supporter of child theme listings in WordPress.org.
• Ptah Dunbar – Known for his significant contributions to the WordPress core as well as his WP Framework theme.
• Tung Do, probably better known as Small Potato is best known as being the original creator and former owner of WPDesigner.

They have also launched with a few new free WordPress themes and plugins.

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The Quality Control theme is a free WordPress theme that you can use as a ticketing or support system. It was developed by Spencer Finnell.

Here’s a screenshot of the live demo below.

In this post, I’ll be going over how to set up the theme so you can set up your own ticketing, support, bug squashing, whatever site all within WordPress.

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