Grido – A Cool Tumblr-Like WordPress Theme

Written by on September 22, 2011 in WordPress Themes - 2 Comments

Those of you who love Tubmlr for it’s ability to post short posts, pictures and videos will love the Grido theme from Themify.

The theme has a responsive layout that places posts on top of each other. The design is automatically expanded or subtracted depending on the size of your browser window. Each post is published using a ‘Sticky Note’ type design. In total there are 9 different colours for you to distinguish the different types of posts on your website.

Social media buttons such as RSS, Facebook and Twitter can be added to the top of the site and the default layout can easily be changed. You can place the sidebar on the left or right or remove it altogether. You can also choose between 2, 3 or 4 columns.

Grido WordPress Theme

The theme has a traditional blog layout. It’s quite basic but very professional looking. It’s widget ready so you can place as little or as much content on the sidebar as you wish.

Grido WordPress Theme

The header and footer menus can be modified through your WordPress menu page and the text and logo can be changed in the footer too. The footer area also has 4 widget areas for you to add additional content.

Grido was designed using HTML5 and CSS3 and supports child themes so it can easily be modified to suit your needs. The theme comes packaged with 7 theme skins too. A license retails $59 and comes with one other free design from Themify.

If you are looking for a fun design for posting short messages that is easy on the eye, Grido is the theme for you.

Thanks,
Kevin

Link: Grido WordPress Theme

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Kevin Muldoon is a Scottish webmaster and blogger who currently lives in Bogota, Colombia. He has an unhealthy obsession with trying out new WordPress themes and plugins and spends too much time in the WordPress Forums.

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Good Tumblr Names 5 pts

those themes would be downloaded thousands of times if they were available for Tumblr.

heyyy grido!!
such a nice and positive theme