The Magazine Theme v4

The Magazine Theme has been rebuilt from the ground up. It now features a fully responsive framework, the new WordPress 3.4 custom header and background, WooCommerce shop compatibility, Ajax loading content, HTML5 and CSS3 transitions, color change options and much more. With simple, but powerful customization options, the theme can be changed to match your brand with ease. It’s the only Magazine Theme you will need.

So you want to see the theme in action? Check out the demo and scale your browser window to watch the fully responsive layout take effect. If you’re interested in having the new Magazine Theme automatically installed on the latest version of WordPress with our premium cloud hosting service, check out our Instant Setup form.

For a full list of upgrades, check out the features below:

Fully Responsive Framework

The new Magazine Theme responds to mobile devices with a clean layout, making your content easier to view on iPhones, iPads, Droids and more.

WooCommerce Plugin Compatibility

The WooCommerce plugin is fully compatible with the theme — so adding a shop to your site is a simple process.

Ajax Loaded Content

Additional posts can be loaded on the home page with a simple click — no navigating to the next page.

HTML5 and CSS3

Now featuring HTML5 construction and smooth CSS3 transitions, giving the theme a sleek user experience.

Color Change Options

Link and heading colors can easily be changed in the options to match your brands color scheme.

WP 3.4 Custom Header and Background

The theme utilizes the new WordPress 3.4 custom header and background — giving you more control over the logo, header image and site background.

Social Media Buttons

Facebook Like, Tweet and Google Plus buttons have been added to the home page as well as individual posts and pages.

Three Column Page Template

The theme now features a 3 column page template, giving you more room for widgets, navigation and advertising when you need it.

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David Morgan is the co-founder, designer, and developer of Organic Themes. He founded the company with Jeff Milone in 2009 on the Hawaiian island of Maui. David enjoys surfing, swimming, golfing and creating new web applications and products. Personal Site: http://dav.idmorgan.com