Manggis – Creative Portfolio and Blog Theme

Creative professionals often need one site that shows finished work and also carries written posts. Manggis covers both. The portfolio side offers layouts from two to six columns, with full-width Masonry and Packery grid styles, so photos and projects can be arranged to suit the content. Video work gets its own portfolio support, with YouTube and Vimeo clips opening in a lightbox.

The blog side includes a Timeline layout, which suits stories and updates about a creative journey. Colors, fonts, layouts and other elements are adjusted through the Options Tree plugin, so no coding is needed. The theme works with Gutenberg and WooCommerce, which helps if you also want to sell something alongside your portfolio. Retina-ready graphics keep images sharp on high-resolution screens.

Features

• Two to six column portfolios: Choose portfolio layouts with 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 columns, so small collections and large archives can each get a suitable arrangement.
• Masonry and Packery grids: Full-width Masonry and Packery grid styles let images of different sizes sit together in a dynamic layout that matches your content.
• Video portfolio with lightbox: Add YouTube and Vimeo videos to your portfolio and let visitors watch them in a lightbox without leaving the page.
• Timeline blog layout: A Timeline layout for the blog presents posts in a structured order, which works well for storytelling and sharing a creative journey.
• Options Tree customization: Adjust colors, fonts, layouts and other elements through the Options Tree plugin, with no coding knowledge required.
• Gutenberg and WooCommerce support: The theme is compatible with the Gutenberg editor and WooCommerce, so you can build pages with blocks and add store features when needed.
• Responsive, retina-ready design: Layouts adapt to desktops, tablets and smartphones, and retina-ready graphics stay crisp on high-resolution screens.
• Clean, minimal styling: A sleek, modern design keeps the focus on your photos, videos and posts instead of on heavy decoration.

Best for

• Photographers and videographers building a visual portfolio
• Freelancers, studios and agencies presenting client work
• Bloggers who want a timeline-style story format