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Gantry Framework
Next Generation Template / Theme Framework
... the concept of Gantry as a framework. We wanted to create something so versatile and powerful, that it could stand on its own as a platform, virtually independent of a CMS in concept and implementation. Utilizing a dual MIT & GPL license, Gantry is free to use pretty much anywhere! Designed from the ground-up with performance and efficiency in mind. Configure and structure your menu hierarchy with our new Menu editor. -
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WP Bootstrap Navwalker
Custom WordPress nav walker class to implement the Twitter Bootstrap
A custom Wordpress walker to implement the Twitter Bootstrap dropdown navigation using the WordPress built-in menu manager. This is a utility class that is intended to format your WordPress theme menu with the correct syntax and CSS classes to utilize the Bootstrap dropdown navigation. It does not include the required Bootstrap JS and CSS files, you will have to include them manually. Between version 3 and version 4 of the walker there have been significant changes to the codebase. Version 4... -
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Sculpt WordPress Theme
Sculpt by Heart Internet, a free lightweight, framework, in WordPress
This theme was created from Sculpt and Underscores. Giving you both the 1000 hour head-start of underscores, and the elegant pragmatic aesthetics of Sculpt.
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