Marlin - Feminine WordPress Theme

Version 3.0 is Out Now! October 02, 2020 Marlin is an elegant, clean, modern, and professional WordPress Theme with affordable price. Built with Bootstrap framework which is absolutely responsive layout and perfect look on any device. The content focused design with straightforward functionality and provides you more flexibility and ease-of-use for your site. Integrates with advanced Theme Options powered by Customizer , which is allowing you to change colors, display or hide elements, Featured slider, Custom Font, Custom CSS, Custom Script, and more. It can be used for creative bloggers, personal and also suitable for photographers, business, corporate and other professionals websites. --- Theme Features - 1 Click Demo Import - 1 Click auto-updates - 600 Google Fonts Selector - SEO optimized - Advanced Typography - Error-free W3C markup validity - Easy to Customize - Built-in Dynamic & Responsive Slider - Responsive Design - 65 Configuration Options - WooCommerce Compatible - 2 Slider Variation - 3 Useful Promo boxes - 6 Blog Layouts. Up to 10 Layout variation - 8 Additional Custom Widget - Sticky Sidebar - Custom Logo Size - Custom Copyright Text - Custom Page Template - Post Formats - MailChimp/Newsletter Widget Compatible. - Hide/Show Most Element - Instagram Widget Styling Included - Support for Contact Form 7 - Theme Options powered by WordPress Customizer - Hide/Show Most Element - Full-width Page Template - Tons of Customizable Color Options - Translation Ready - Works with WP 4.7 or above - And much more --- Includes - Marlin Child Theme - Documentation --- PLEASE NOTE Once downloaded, you must unzip the file to access the individual theme file you'll need to install the themes. If you receive the missing style.css stylesheet error message, you have not unzipped and will need to do so before uploading the theme. This theme is designed to work on hosted installations of WordPress. ORG only. This theme will not work with WordPress. COM sites. Your site must be self-hosted, meaning you must have both a domain and hosting purchased from a hosting company. You will need to speak with your hosting company to ensure that your domain is properly configured to run WordPress.