Looking for a free WordPress theme to launch your portfolio online? Gridly is a great minimalist theme option for displaying your work in a clean, responsive grid layout. It’s designed in such a way that when visitors view your site on a mobile device, the grid will automatically respond to the available space in the browser.
The Gridly theme features:
Minimal Design
Responsive for mobile devices
Simple Options Panel
Support for Featured Images
Logo upload option
2 Colour Schemes: dark and light
Widgetized Footer
jQuery Masonry for automatically adjusting columns
WordPress 3.0 Menus
Check out the live demo and make sure to resize your browser to test how the theme will respond to different devices.
This theme is not loaded down with tons of options so it’s quick and easy to get your online portfolio up and running, even without a lot of tech knowledge. Gridly is ideal for photographers, graphic designers, artists or anyone with something visual to showcase. Download it today to get your portfolio online with a clean, minimalist design.
Many thanks to the folks at Eleven Themes for making this WordPress portfolio theme available for free. They’ve also got another great free theme called Stumblr, which is designed in style of Tumblr. This one is well-suited to posting videos, images and your typical microblogs. Follow @eleventhemes on Twitter to stay up to date with their latest theme releases.
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.. I really don’t get the point of calling this theme responsive? Front page makes use of a Masonry kinda jQuery plugin (no.1 – no fluid grid) and when I pick a project, those pages aren’t fluid at all (no.2 – no fluid images/text/media).
But what is the biggest problem with this theme, it bloody doesn’t use media queries (no.3 – media-queries) in CSS? It has only a max-width: 480px in the meta viewport!
Responsive Web Design is only defined by 3 points, and this site doesn’t have one single point of responsiveness! Nowadays, everything is being called responsive because of the buzzy sound of it, but in fact this is the most crappy theme I’ve ever seen, and sure as hell isn’t responsive .. mobile friendly maybe?
Sorry for my little rant, but I’m getting pissed by crappy designers and dev’s that call their website/theme responsive, when it’s far from being responsive!
It looks nice, just the comment area need some design.
Hi,
.. I really don’t get the point of calling this theme responsive? Front page makes use of a Masonry kinda jQuery plugin (no.1 – no fluid grid) and when I pick a project, those pages aren’t fluid at all (no.2 – no fluid images/text/media).
But what is the biggest problem with this theme, it bloody doesn’t use media queries (no.3 – media-queries) in CSS? It has only a max-width: 480px in the meta viewport!
Responsive Web Design is only defined by 3 points, and this site doesn’t have one single point of responsiveness! Nowadays, everything is being called responsive because of the buzzy sound of it, but in fact this is the most crappy theme I’ve ever seen, and sure as hell isn’t responsive .. mobile friendly maybe?
Sorry for my little rant, but I’m getting pissed by crappy designers and dev’s that call their website/theme responsive, when it’s far from being responsive!
Somebody have tested this theme ? When you resize the browser each movements of the thumbs is without easing ..not like the demo…
Great looking minimal theme!
Anyone have idea how to edit its css? If I choose to edit themes style.css
only code lines I get are following .. :-)
/*
Theme Name: Gridly
Theme URI: http://www.eleventhemes.com/gridly-theme/
Description: Gridly Theme by Eleven Themes.
Author: ElevenThemes
Author URI: http://www.eleventhemes.com
Version: 1.0
License: GNU General Public License version 3.0
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
*/