SIMPLIST

You can add images inside your captions, or Text posts - just start a new line, hit the ‘plus’ icon to the left and then select the photo icon.

Photos that you add will now display at the same size as a regular photo post - no more size limits! This technique is great for telling stories, as you can mix text and images together to create your narrative. It’s also great for portfolios and case studies.

Text formatting

You can use headings anywhere in your post to keep things organized neatly. You can use bold text, italic text, and strikethrough text. You can add a link to another web page. You can make a list:

Reasons to get this theme:

There’s a cool header slideshow

It’s packed with powerful features

The design is beautifully minimal

You can use a divider to split your post into sections:

You can even add a video from YouTube or Vimeo wherever you want:

Cool huh?

Colors

Background

Border

Title

Description

Buttons

Post background

Titles, quotes, links

Body text

Links

Link hovers

Text highlights

Icons

Images

Logo, or

Custom avatar, or

Default avatar

Circle or square avatar shape

Background image (fixed full screen or tiled)

Text

Blog description

Load more button text

Footer text

Options

Infinite scroll or ‘manual mode’

Customize your header on index and permalink pages - toggle the title, description, menu, social icons, and archive link

Images fill post width, or keep natural size

Adjust maximum post width

Show/hide post meta on home page

Google Analytics support

Disqus comments support

  Social Icons

Simply add links to your profiles (e.g. http://twitter.com/precrafted ) to activate the built-in social media icons for Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Website, Google+, LinkedIn, Foursquare, Skype, Email, Instagram, Flickr, 500px, Camera, Eye, Pinterest, Heart, YouTube, Vimeo, eBay, Store, Apple, Google Play, Dribbble, Behance, GitHub, Forrst, Quora, Travel, LastFM, Rdio, Spotify, Soundcloud, and RSS.

Web Fonts

For advanced users, we've built in support for embedding web fonts from services like TypeKit, Fonts.com and Google Fonts. You can paste in your embed code and name your fonts for the main type elements. Read more about this on our blog.