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Stride - BackBone QuickLoad Grid Magazine Theme

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Introducing Stride WordPress theme which is a backbone based quick load grid theme. The design perfectly fits for magazine and blog layout. But you can build a portfolio and eCommerce websites as well. You can include any type of content and post type on this grid and layout can show them mixed. The theme has Live Customize options those allow you to style your site from front-end. Also it comes with the Visual Composer plugin and you can build and design your site from a front end area in short time.
  • Visual Composer, Save $25 – You already know why this plugin top on CodeCanyon site if you have familiar with it.
  • Slider Revolution, Save $19 – The best one on this slider business and this plugin can do anything for beautiful looking website craft.
  • QuickLoad layout – Custom Visual Composer element
  • Live Customize – Easy setup with wp live customize feature
  • One Click – Demo Data Importer – You don’t need go to the dashboard and upload xml files. Just use this option and select what you need.
  • Responsive and based on Bootstrap grids
  • WooCommerce supports
  • Retina ready
  • 600+ Google fonts
  • PSD design
  • Advanced Mega menu option
  • Translation Ready and supports WPML
  • Highly detailed documentation
  • On demand and Friendly support
    • Open source projects
  • WordPress – Thank You!
  • Bootstrap by Twitter
  • Font Awesome by Dave Gandy
    • Licensed projects
  • Visual Composer by wpbakery
  • Revolution Slider by themepunch
    • jQuery & Plugins
  • jQuery by John Resig
  • jQuery UI jQuery UI Team
  • jQuery Easing pack by George McGinley Smith
  • jQuery Isotope by http://isotope.metafizzy.co
  • jQuery Cycle2 plugin by malsup
  • jQuery jplayer plugin by Happyworm Ltd
  • jQuery prettyPhoto plugin by Stephane Caron
  • jQuery mmenu plugin by Fred Heusschen
  • jQuery Stellar plugin by Mark Dalgleish
  • jQuery Swiper plugin by Vladimir Kharlampidi
  • jQuery FitVids plugin by Thierry Koblentz
  • jQuery Waypoints plugin by Caleb Troughton