Themocracy is a sleek, responsive, one column Tumblr theme equipped with a fully functional sidebar.

Theme features: responsive layout, supports all post types, custom colors, custom images, header image slideshow with link and caption support, infinite scrolling, easy social network sharing, page support, disqus comments, Twitter, Last FM, Flickr, Instagram, following, group blog support, liked posts, localization, search, tags, and more.

Special feature breakdown:

• Background color: If you want to change the theme’s background color, you must first clear the default background image.
• Instagram access token: To receive an Instagram access token, you must first authorize my theme to access your Instagram account. To do so, click here. I will not be able to see your login information, so do not worry about giving my theme superficial access to your account. If you’re not already logged into Instagram, the site will ask you to login. Once you login and authorize my theme, you will be taken to a page titled “Anthagio Themes And Instagram”, and below that title you will see your access token. Copy and paste your token into this section on the customize page.
• Flickr ID number: To find your Flickr ID number, visit idGettr.com. Once you receive your ID, copy and paste it into this section on the customize page.
• Disqus shortname: Disqus is a commenting widget. To receive a shortname, visit Disqus.com and sign up.

If you’d like to preview and/or install this theme, head on over to Themocracy’s page in the Theme Garden.

Theme credits:

• Theme inspiration from Rakfi’s Confidence Wordpress Theme.
• jQuery Twitter script from Seaofclouds.
• jQuery Last Fm script from Engage Interactive.
• jQuery Fancybox script from Fancyapps.
• jQuery smooth scrolling script from Kryogenix.
• jQuery Instagram script pulled from Rainerbird’s Amplify Tumblr Theme.
• jQuery Flickr script from Gethifi.

If you have any questions, comments, concerns, or suggestions, feel free to send me a message.

Please “like” this post if you install this theme so I can see what it looks like on your blog.

Themuctive (don’t ask, I am running out of ideas)…

is a completely customizable, universal (all languages), one column theme equipped with a fully functional sidebar that allows you to display your Twitter feed, Flickr uploads, Instagram uploads, Last Fm scrobbles, and more.

Check out all of the customizable options available in the Appearance tab.

Color Options

• Main background color
• Navigation link color
• Navigation link background color
• Navigation link hover color
• Navigation link hover background color
• Text, photo, photoset, quote, link, chat, audio, video, and answer post accent color - Each post is assigned a color. Whatever color you choose will be the color of that particular post’s post type icons and links.
• Post icon color: The actual color of the post type icons.
• Post background color
• Post text color
• Sidebar section background color - Background color of each individual sidebar section.
• Sidebar section text color
• Sidebar section link color
• Sidebar borders color - Color of the borders under the section headers and in between the tweets, likes, scrobbles, and things of the like.
• Link hover color

Image Options

• Header image
• Sidebar header image

Extra Options

• Show archive, random, and RSS link
• Show search box
• Show people I follow
• Show group members - If you are using this theme on a group blog (sub-blog), you can choose to show your blog’s members or not if you don’t want a list of members in your sidebar.
• Displaying your “likes” - There’s no option for this in the appearance tab because your “likes” will automatically appear in the sidebar if you’ve decided, via the preferences page, to share them with your followers. If you don’t want your “likes” to show, go to the preferences page and untick “Share posts I like”.
• Infinite scrolling

Text Options

• Custom link 1, 2, 3 and 4 URL - Place the full URL of the custom link here.
• Custom link 1, 2, 3, and 4 title - Place the name of the custom link in the corresponding text field here.
• Twitter username
• Twitter tweet count
• Flickr ID number - To find your Flickr ID number, visit idGettr.com. Copy your ID number and paste it here.
• Flickr photo count
• Last Fm username
• Last Fm song count
• Instagram access token - To receive your Instagram access token, click here. If you’re not logged into Instagram, it’ll ask you to login (login if you need to). You’ll then be prompted to authorize my theme to access your Instagram account so that it can give you an Instagram access token. After you authorize my theme, you’ll be taken to a page that displays your Instagram access token. Copy the code and paste it into this field. Don’t worry about authorizing my theme. I will not be able to access your account or see your login credentials.
• Instagram photo count
• Extra sidebar section title one, two, three, four, five, six, and seven - Same as the custom link URLs except this is for extra sidebar headers.
• Extra sidebar section content one, two, three, four, five, six, and seven - Same as the custom link titles except this is for extra sidebar section content.
• Disqus shortname - Disqus is a commenting widget. To receive a shortname, visit Disqus.com and sign up.

If you’d like to install this theme, click here to be directed to the Theme Garden.

If you’d like to preview this theme in all its glory, click here.

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, feel free to send me a non-anonymous message and I will reply to you as soon as I can.

anthagio:

Themarazzi Version Two: One column Tumblr theme with sidebar.

Click the photo to install this theme.

Color options:

• Background color
• Main color
• Main text color
• Accent

Image options:

• Background
• Header (upload more than one header using the two, three, and four options and they will automatically rotate)
• Sidebar header (upload more than one header using the two, three, and four options and they will automatically rotate)

Appearance options:

• Fixed background image (if you’ve uploaded a background image, you can tick this option so that it will not move when you scroll)
• Show header share links (show or hide the header Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus share options)
• Rounded corners
• Show archive, random, RSS, feed, and mobile link
• Show icon
• Fixed icon (if your icon is showing and you don’t want it to move when you scroll, tick this option)
• Enable endless scroll
• Show share links in posts (show or hide the posts Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus share options)
• Black, white, and grey audio player (only tick one)
• Enable Facebook comments
• Fixed sidebar (if you want your sidebar to move with you while you scroll down the page, tick this option)
• Show search bar
• Hide Last FM and Twitter timestamps (hide “x hour(s) ago)
• Show blogs I follow
• Show group members (group blogs only)
• Enable Streampad music player
• Autoplay Streampad music player (not recommended)
• Custom link 1, 2, 3, and 4 URL 
• Custom link 1, 2, 3, and 4 title (make sure these coincide with the URLs)
• Sidebar video embed code 
• Sidebar video description
• Twitter username
• Twitter tweet count
• Flickr photostream ID (looks something like this “29609591@N08”)
• Flickr photostream photo count
• Last FM username
• Last FM song count
• Extra sidebar title 1, 2, and 3
• Extra sidebar content 1, 2, and 3 (make sure these coincide with the titles)
• Disqus shortname (commenting widget)
• Google Analytics ID (stat tracker)

If you have used this theme or are currently using it, please “like” this post.

Submit any questions, comments, or concerns to my ask box.

If Themanati and Thematticus were to have a baby, its name would be Themplicity. This theme is perfect for more picture-oriented blogs, but looks fine no matter what you post. Themplicity is 100% customizable, meaning every color you see on this theme can be altered to your liking. You can spend ten minutes tweaking the colors or ten hours if you so choose.

There are over 100 custom options on this theme (click the appearance tab to access them). Instead of explaining each and every option, I’ve decided to only explain the ones I feel are not self-explanatory.

• Permalink post info background, text, link, and link hover color: This is the permalink post info section. Use these custom options to change its background, text, link, and link hover colors.
• Tag and search query color: The reddish text you see here are the tag and search queries. Use this option to change its color.
• Main page tag section background, link, and link hover color: If you’ve checked the “show tags on main page” option, use these color options to change the sections background, link, and link hover colors.
• Post meta link and link hover color: The post meta is the bit of information right underneath each post. Use these options to change the post meta’s link and link hover colors.
• Permalink credit background, text, link, and link hover color: Change the background, text, link, and link hover colors of these.
• Personal post note background, text, link, link hover, and blockquote border color: The note that says “you reblogged this” is your personal post note. Use these options to change its background, text, link, link hover, and border colors.
• Page link background, background hover, link, and link hover color: The page links are the links that say “next” and “previous”. Use these options to customize their background, background hover, link, and link hover colors.
• Flickr photostream ID: If you have an active Flickr account and you want to display your latest uploads in the sidebar, place your photostream ID here. It should look something like this: 26907150@N08
• Google Analytics ID: Google Analytics tracks your blog’s visitors. If you have an account, place your custom ID here to start tracking your traffic.

I had to take out the two and four column options because I had to make sure the theme worked for everyone. Some people were complaining that posts were being overlapped by the sides of their computers, so I made the theme’s columns auto-adjust according to your screen resolution. I also had to take out the header image option because of a similar reason.

If you like this theme, you can install it here. If you choose to install this theme, please “like” this post so I can check your blog out. If you have any questions, comments, and/or concerns, feel free to submit them to me via ask message. Make sure you’re not anonymous when you do so, though. I won’t reply if you’re anonymous.