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Excelent theme By ingcamiloc, 2017-07-10 via wordpress.org

Best theme for basic purposes, thaks to developers

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evolve is a multi-purpose WordPress theme that has recently been redesigned as a full responsive theme for all devices. evolve features 2 Header Layouts, a slick Bootstrap and Parallax slider with up to 5 slides on any page and a post slider for 10 posts per post category. There are a number of different slider and animated effects to move captions and images into position and then back out of frame again. Button and arrow navigation elements are shown on each slider, or slides can be automatically cycled through. Bootstrap construction makes it easy to change designs around because the theme is build on a grid-like system. Modify anything with the design, such as the logo, header, background, main colors used, and more. The FontAwesome icon pack provides Retina Ready icons that look terrific on an iPad or other HD device and at any resolution. Animate.css elements are included for slick CSS interactive effects which can be included on many different pages to create interesting animations. Infinite Scroll gives an unique loading of the blog posts. There are more than 500 Google web fonts which ensures almost infinite selection of just the right fonts selectable for headings, sub-headings and web copy in any size, color or style. Image thumbnails have attractive borders and an image zoom effect when hovered over. evolve is WPML, Polylang compatible and it's translation ready. Multiple blog layouts includes single column, two or 3 columns in a grid or a post with a featured image. There are 12 widget areas, four in the header, four in the footer and 2 in the sidebar. Add your own custom widgets to include new functionality into a page such as an improved opt-in box, featured posts, archives and more. Two widgets are included in the theme: Tabs (recent posts, popular posts and comments) and the Carousel slider. In order to get the word out, social media accounts are well promoted. Up to 11 networks are supported including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Google+. Choose which logos to display at the bottom of each post and what size the social media icons should be. There are easy navigation elements like a revolving main menu where menu items rotate and highlight when hovered over, categories and tags are shown at the bottom of each post, a "back to top" navigation "up" arrow is shown on each page and breadcrumb navigation is also available to help visitors avoid getting lost in large sites. evolve also includes a contact page template with Google Map. evolve fully supports bbPress and BuddyPress. *** IMPORTANT: Please read the changelog.txt file for any important changes before you update the theme! ***
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Average customer rating

4.5

based on 215 ratings

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  • Five star feature By garansindo, 2015-03-25 via wordpress.org

    Very good features. Big thanks to the author

  • Thanks to developers By Ruslan74, 2015-03-25 via wordpress.org

    Want to say really thanks to developers of theme, because it’s the most flexible and comfortable theme I’ve used.
    Right now I’m using free variant of theme, after several time I’m going to buy premium version and another theme “Alora”.

  • At Last By delboy, 2015-03-25 via wordpress.org

    At last a theme that I can use and with so many options. I can’t believe how easy it is. Awesome

  • Very powerful and flexible theme By MFliorko, 2015-03-25 via wordpress.org

    The theme has lots of configuration options, widgets, sliders, typography, styling etc. I like it very much and gonna to use on some my websites.

  • Great theme ! By Dimitra Rekkas, 2015-03-25 via wordpress.org

    Very clever and thoughtful design, plenty of options to use.
    Beautiful and fast slides. Many congrats to the authors!

  • can't fault By forthhosting, 2015-03-25 via wordpress.org

    Best so far and sliders work a dream

  • Contact Form By oneilw1979, 2015-03-25 via wordpress.org

    Love this theme!

    But I cannot for the life of me figure out how to activate the contact page.

  • Wonderful Theme so far! By stanwilliams, 2015-03-25 via wordpress.org

    I just started playing with this theme and so far it is awesome! It has the most features of any other template I have used so far and I have used Many many templates over the years.
    I began customizing this theme and was so enamored of it that I came to review it before I finished! and This is the first theme review i have ever done. I will be back to edit this if I find any negative qualities, but so far it is great!

  • Pleased By lsimpson89, 2015-03-25 via wordpress.org

    Happy all round with this theme. Nice design, easy to use. Does exactly what I need it to.

  • Nice theme but you've over done it with the rolling menu By perthmetro, 2015-03-25 via wordpress.org

    You’ve got way too much movement going on with this theme. especially the rolling menu items, there’s really no need for it.

  • Some Work Still Needed By Mark, 2015-03-25 via wordpress.org

    I like the theme, but it has some poor styling features that require source code fixes.

    1. Header – very limited choices, should have included the option to upload our own background image (or pattern). Also positioning of any logo is far too limited currently along with any title/logo text. It is also very tedious trying to locate the css class or ID that addresses the logo to insert a custom css.

    For web designers running a business and charging for their time, trying to track down CSS selectors that address any one element is very time consuming and certainly costly to their clients.

    2. Contact form – borders for the text/input fields are so faint (very light grey color), they are hard to see. When designing websites the design has to take into account people with vision issues and a faint grey is a very bad choice for borders on a contact form. Again, the option to allow us to change the border colors would be very helpful.

    3. Map – This one really annoyed me because it was locked into a position on the page that should not be. For most pages, the map is either to one side or the other or for a full width size, at the “Bottom” of the page content (mostly applies for Contact Pages). Here the options to set its position is seriously required. Its a nice feature that needs more positioning options.

    4. Custom CSS – Nice feature but very limited when it comes to a responsive theme. Any custom CSS for any element breaks the preset CSS for a responsive theme for that element. Thus, unless you can provide setting options as mentioned above, a custom CSS fails to fix the issues. Getting into @media settings or the like for responsive themes using a custom CSS text box is opening the door to CSS conflicts with preset CSS responsive coding.

  • Some Work Still Needed By wpwd2016, 2015-03-13 via wordpress.org

    I like the theme, but it has some poor styling features that require source code fixes.

    1. Header – very limited choices, should have included the option to upload our own background image (or pattern). Also positioning of any logo is far too limited currently along with any title/logo text. It is also very tedious trying to locate the css class or ID that addresses the logo to insert a custom css.

    For web designers running a business and charging for their time, trying to track down CSS selectors that address any one element is very time consuming and certainly costly to their clients.

    2. Contact form – borders for the text/input fields are so faint (very light grey color), they are hard to see. When designing websites the design has to take into account people with vision issues and a faint grey is a very bad choice for borders on a contact form. Again, the option to allow us to change the border colors would be very helpful.

    3. Map – This one really annoyed me because it was locked into a position on the page that should not be. For most pages, the map is either to one side or the other or for a full width size, at the “Bottom” of the page content (mostly applies for Contact Pages). Here the options to set its position is seriously required. Its a nice feature that needs more positioning options.

    4. Custom CSS – Nice feature but very limited when it comes to a responsive theme. Any custom CSS for any element breaks the preset CSS for a responsive theme for that element. Thus, unless you can provide setting options as mentioned above, a custom CSS fails to fix the issues. Getting into @media settings or the like for responsive themes using a custom CSS text box is opening the door to CSS conflicts with preset CSS responsive coding.

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