Wheats - WordPress Easy Blogging Theme

Many blog themes bury posts under heavy visual effects. Wheats takes the opposite approach with clean styling that keeps attention on your writing. Posts appear in a responsive masonry or grid layout that adapts to different screen sizes, and the theme allows unlimited blog pages with flexible column layouts. That makes it easy to organize a personal journal, a travel diary or a freelancer's professional blog.

Setup is handled through Options Tree, so you can adjust the look of the site without coding. Multi-color schemes let you match your branding, while Google Fonts in multiple languages and Font Awesome icons cover typography and small visual details. Contact Form 7 compatibility lets you add a contact form, and social icon widgets link readers to your profiles. The theme works across browsers and supports retina screens.

Features

• Masonry and grid layouts: Show posts in a responsive masonry or grid blog layout with 2 or 3 columns, so your content stays organized on every screen size.
• Retina-ready responsive design: The layout adapts to different devices and resolutions, and retina-ready icons keep graphics looking sharp on high-density screens.
• Options Tree customization: Change the look and feel of your site through Options Tree, an options panel built so you can set things up without coding skills.
• Infinite scroll: Posts load as visitors keep scrolling, so readers can move through your archive without clicking through numbered pages.
• Contact Form 7 compatibility: Add contact forms with Contact Form 7, giving readers or clients an easy way to get in touch with you.
• Social service icon widgets: Several social icon widgets let you display your profiles on the site and send readers to your accounts.
• Google Fonts and Font Awesome: Choose from multilingual Google Fonts for typography and use Font Awesome icons to add small visual cues across your pages.
• Multi-color schemes: Personalize the color palette of your blog so it matches your branding or your own style preferences.

Best for

• Personal bloggers keeping a journal or travel diary
• Freelancers who want a simple professional blog
• Writers who prefer a minimal, grid-based post layout