Suga

News and magazine sites need to present many stories at once and keep them easy to scan. Suga is built for that job. Its layout suits breaking news, technology updates and trending product coverage, and it works for a personal blog as well as a large digital magazine. Posts can appear in several formats, so different kinds of content can sit side by side on the same site.

You build pages by selecting and dragging modules through the BKNinja Composer Plugin, which lets you shape the homepage to match your editorial plan. A one-click demo import gives you a starting layout to adjust. The theme is responsive, supports the Gutenberg block editor and works with WooCommerce, so a shop can sit alongside your articles. HTML, CSS and JS files are included for developers who want to customize further.

Features

• Drag-and-drop page building: The BKNinja Composer Plugin lets you assemble your homepage and other sections from a wide selection of modules, with no coding needed.
• One-click demo import: Import a ready-made demo to set up your site structure quickly, then replace the content and adjust the layout to fit your publication.
• Mega menu support: Build category menus that display posts directly in the dropdown, which helps visitors find sections and stories more easily.
• Ajax post loading: Visitors can load more posts without a full page reload, so they can keep reading through your latest articles on the same screen.
• Responsive layout: The design adapts to desktops, tablets and smartphones, so your articles and menus remain readable on each screen size.
• WooCommerce compatibility: Add an online store to your news or magazine site and sell products directly alongside your editorial content.
• Gutenberg ready: Suga supports the WordPress block editor, so you can write and arrange posts with the tools you already know.
• Developer-friendly files: HTML, CSS and JS files are included, giving developers access to the core files for deeper customization.

Best for

• Online news and magazine publishers
• Bloggers and journalists covering tech and trends
• Editorial sites that also sell products