A new 140plus feature lets you select different themes by hashtag (category). You can use one theme as the main theme for your site and different themes for specific hashtags. For example, as shown, the mrblog.140plus.com site uses the Journalist theme as the main theme but uses the Facepress photojournal theme for the #arts hashtag category: Main blog site: http://mrblog

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If you search the web for "how to blog" you will find many articles and tutorials. A large number of these have 15 to 20 steps, if not even more, including topics like setting up frameworks, server configurations, SQL database setup, and other complicated technical details. Sure, there may be times when you really need to get down into the dirty details but in many cases a simpler sol

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We're very excited to launch the new ZinQ service at http://ZinQ.co ZinQ is the new Question and Answer system for Twitter. Drop Your Knowledge On Twitter! ZinQ helps you search for people to engage with and topics that interest you, to increase your influence by helping key people, one at a time. You can focus on your business, career, hobby, or any interest to establi

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The default theme is now a clean and simple HTML5 CSS3 layout. All 140plus sites that didn't specify a theme have been automatically switched to use this new theme. If you prefer the older Kubrick-based theme, you can go back to it by explicitly selecting the kubrick theme in your 140plus settings.

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Here's a demo we put together showing use of the latest 140plus.com template. http://140plusfotos.140plus.com/ There's not much there yet, but you should get the idea. It's cooler with a lot of photos, so we will be adding more. To use this template, simply create a Twitter ID that you want to use with it, login to 140plus.com using that Twitter ID and select the FacePr

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