It’s a clean theme with shades of dark gray, light gray, and blue. The look is different from many of the Studiopress themes because the header and footer areas stretch the full width of the screen.

The Executive theme from Studiopress

View the demo of the Executive theme

One feature in the Studiopress Executive theme is an SEO Options area inside the editor. Now when you create a post or page, you can enter a custom title, keywords, and description for that post or page. This will create the title tag, and the keyword and description meta tags based on what you enter in these areas. In the past, you would have to have an SEO plugin, like All in One SEO, to be able to specify and customize these values.

Executive is an attractive theme, but not unlike most Studiopress themes, its look is dependent on images, so changing the look of it will require either editing the images or dropping them altogether and relying simply on a color code.

The navigation on the Executive theme is set to display only pages so it’s a perfect theme for businesses who don’t want to have lots of blog posts, and hence categories, on their site. This gives the feel of a more traditional website without the features of a WordPress-based bloggish site. (Is bloggish a word?)

So take a peek at the Executive theme. It may just be what you’re looking for.

I’m really excited about this because the Lifestyle and Church themes are my two favorite to work with.

You can read about the new and improved features added to these new versions on the StudioPress site:

Church 4.0 theme:  http://www.studiopress.com/releases/church-40-theme-released.htm

Lifestyle 4.0  theme:  http://www.studiopress.com/releases/lifestyle-40-theme-released.htm