Here is a partial list of Theme Name/Version Constants, Directory Location Constants, and URL Location Constants that are defined by the Genesis Framework by StudioPress. This list should be useful for child theme developers and can be used by simply echoing the constant, e.g. <?php echo CHILD_URL; ?> would output /wp-content/themes/prose.
For a complete list of constants see: /wp-content/themes/genesis/lib/init.php
Constants
PARENT_THEME_NAME = Genesis PARENT_THEME_VERSION = 1.3.1 PARENT_THEME_RELEASE_DATE = September 15, 2010 PARENT_DIR = /path/to/public_html/joshstauffer.com/wp-content/themes/genesis CHILD_DIR = /path/to/public_html/joshstauffer.com/wp-content/themes/prose GENESIS_IMAGES_DIR = /path/to/public_html/joshstauffer.com/wp-content/themes/genesis/images PARENT_URL = /wp-content/themes/genesis CHILD_URL = /wp-content/themes/prose GENESIS_IMAGES_URL = /wp-content/themes/genesis/images
Genesis framework is looking like a strong competitor for Thesis. Currently I am using Thesis for all my blogs, but I think Genesis is also an awesome platform.
You are right, Genesis is awesome! I highly recommend the product and the people behind it. Here’s what Brian Gardner, CEO of StudioPress, says on the comparison of the two: Genesis is Not Thesis, and Thesis is Not Genesis.