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"How To Style Your Posts Based on Category, Tag or Custom Taxonomy in WordPress Style Posts by Taxonomy We heard this question many times and it's not as simple as it sounds, so we're dedicating a whole blog post to the solution. Today we'll talk about child themes, taxonomy (categories, tags and custom taxonomy), the post_class function, it's filter friend and their correct usage in WordPress themes. As simple as it sounds, adding the appropriate CSS rules to your theme stylesheet doesn't always work unless you're using default themes or very well written ones. Then again, even if it does, you might see it broken during the next update to the theme you're using, which brings us to child themes."

"Hybrid is more than just a WordPress theme. It's about pushing the limits with what WordPress can do. It's a framework. Something you can use to build anything from the smallest family blog to a powerful site that handles thousands of visitors a day." BENEFITS - THE SHORT LIST: * Developed with child themes in mind, so you'll never lose your customizations. * SEO optimized. No need for plugins to handle this anymore. * Theme options that are about content/information. * Templates for everything. * 13 page templates. * Actively developed for WP 2.7 but backward compatible down to 2.5. * 15+ plugins supported within the theme. * Attachment handling like you've never experienced. * Advanced breadcrumbs beyond any other theme. * Ability to run just about any type of site. * And over 20 tutorials to start.