Here’s the lowdown on RevvedUp:

• fully laid out using semantic HTML and CSS stylesheets — no tables used
• validates as XHTML 1.0 Transitional
• its visual style is completely driven by stylesheets — the theme’s layout can be altered substantially by changing a few lines in the main stylesheet
• font sizes are not fixed — even on Internet Explorer, your readers can resize the fonts to help them read better
• it makes use of elegant semitransparent PNGs
• includes custom pages for directory indexes, Apache error pages, and a complete archive page
• several WordPress plugins have been conditionally integrated — if a plugin is available and enabled, its features will appear automatically, no editing needed
• elegant two-column sidebar layout
• enhanced with JavaScript events (and still, it does not require JavaScript from your readers)
• well-organized stylesheets for you to peruse and edit
• distributed under the GNU GPL, version 2
• compatible with WordPress 2.0
• plugins supported out-of-the-box:
  • bsuite
  • Days since birth
  • FancyTooltips
  • Fold Page List
  • Gravatars
  • Bread Crumb Trail Generator
  • LMB^Box Comment Quicktags
  • Optimal Title
  • Recent Comments
  • Related Posts
  • Search Reloaded
  • Subscribe me
  • Useronline
  • Jalenack’s Wordspew
  • WordPress XHTML validator

Well, I don’t think I need to say any more than that, so go check out the three column theme at rudd-o.com

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