Blogrid is grid-based multi-purpose WordPress theme. Show off content with all post format that are there. Create online portfolio or gallery with few clicks. Count views and likes. Use unique and useful templates. All options are builded in customizer, play with them and see results before publishing them to audience.
Responsive design – Theme is optimised to work and look great on big screens and small handheld devices.
WordPress 3.5 Ready – Theme take advantage of new version of WordPress in full. All options are builded in live preview customizer, so you can see changes in real-time before publishing them to audience!
Theme Features
- Blog Format Support
- Portfolio Format Support (Standard, Gallery, Video, Audio)
- Gallery Format Support (Standard, Gallery)
- 9 Page Templates (Home, Gallery, Portfolio, Most Liked, Most Viewed, Most Commented, Archives, Tag Index, Contact).
- 6 Widgets (Gallery Categories, Portfolio Categories, Social Icons, Flickr Photos, Latests Tweets, Recent Projects)
- 9 Shortcodes (Buttons, Icons, Alerts, Highlight, Columns, Testimonial, Accordion, Toggle, Tabbed)
- Color Schemes (Red, Blue, Green, Orange)
- Slider Options (Animation Speed, Slideshow Speed, Random Slideshow Speed, Random Images Order)
- Custom Logo Uploader
- “Read more” can be unique for each post
- Show/hide meta for posts, galleries and projects
- Autohide Sidebar Option
- Announcements
- Responsive Design
- Likes & Views counter
- Pagination or AJAX Loader
- Changeable number of columns in grid
- Builded-in Google fonts directory
- Extensive Documentation
- Full Localisation Support (contains .po/.mo files)
- SCSS File Included
Need Support? Get in touch!
First, thanks for purchasing my theme, i truly appreciate it! Send me message via my profile here on themeforest.net.
If You would like to see any feature added to theme feel free to leave comment. I plan to update theme after getting some feedback.
Wanna leave testimonial or show own website builded on Blogrid? Contact me!
Sources and Credits
Big thanks to Justin Mezzell and Chris Gerringer for placeholders.