Overview
Addison is a WordPress theme exclusively built for architects, interior, exterior or landscape design and decoration websites. It is fully responsive, retina ready and easy to customize.
Addison responds elegantly to various screen sizes and has been tested to work across devices, from the largest of desktops to modern smartphones.
Feature List
- Responsive and retina ready design
- Full static page support with shortcodes
- Shortcodes tailored for interior, exterior or landscape design and decoration websites
- Business oriented custom icon sets
- Various header layouts including sticky header
- Full width and boxed pages and headers
- Lightning fast page builder
- Portfolio shortcode for static pages and blog posts
- Full width and boxed blog & portfolio tiles layout
- Left and right sidebar option
- Theme options powered by WordPress customizer
- Translation ready
- Child theme ready
- WooCommerce support
- WPML support
What's included
- The full themeEvery file from the developer's release, in one zip.
- Unlimited sitesInstall it on your own and your clients' sites.
- GPL licensedFree to use, study and modify.
- No paymentFree to download, no card needed.
How to install
- 1Download the zip file from this page.
- 2In WordPress, go to Appearance → Themes → Add New → Upload Theme.
- 3Choose the zip, click Install Now, then Activate.
Questions
Is this the developer's own release?
Yes. It is the release published by the original developer, redistributed under the GNU General Public License. The GPL allows anyone to share and resell the code.
Do I get a license key or automatic updates?
No. License keys, one-click updates and support come from the developer's own paid plans. To update, download the newer version here when it is listed and install it over the old one.
Can I use it on more than one site?
Yes. The GPL puts no limit on the number of sites, including client sites.
Why is it free?
During our launch every download that is available on GPL Store is free. Nothing is charged and no card is asked for.
