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Complex – Multi-Purpose Responsive WordPress | Themeforest Website Templates and Themes

Posted on September 21, 2017


Complex – Multi-Purpose Responsive WordPress | Themeforest Website Templates and Themes
Download Complex – Multi-Purpose Responsive WordPress – https://themeforest.net/item/complex-multipurpose-responsive-wordpress/19793651?ref=motionstop
Complex is suitable for e-commerce websites. We have included multiple layouts for home page, product page to give you best selections in customization. Complex is not just a WooCommerce theme, we had a plan in order to develop Complex for any kinds of websites: Business, Creative, News, Corporate, … Complex is a professional WordPress theme. It comes with a lot of features and variations: Responsive Layout, Mega Menu, Page Builder, Awesome Slider Revolution, Product Quick View, Easy One Click To Install, … and so much more. Easy to use, awesome and powerful. These are the words that we talk about Complex. You will be able to build your website in a snap without coding knowledge. Are you ready to get it for now? Overview WordPress 4+ Ready WooCommerce 3.0 Ready Fully Responsive, your website will works on almost device Powered by Redux framework, bring to you unlimited color and Google fonts options Wishlists, Ajax shopping cart, Product Quick View Loadmore ajax for products list pages Newletter popup on home page Products carousel, latest posts carousel Product images lightbox & zoom for details page Grid view and list view for shop page 2 home page layouts Multiple blog layouts for your choice Box layout and full width layout Sample background images Color presets included Header layouts Social icon links Error 404 page included Well documented Samle content available to help you build your website with demo content Pages Contact page About page Left and right sidebar options 12 blog layouts and post formats (audio, video, gallery, image) Extra plugins Visual Composer Mega Main Menu Revolution Slider Wishlist optional feature Products compare Mailchimp WordPress Contact Form 7

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