Tag: Three Columns

Hueman

Hueman is a mobile friendly WordPress theme for blogs, magazines and business websites. It’s been designed to beautifully display pictures and text content, and engineered to be easy to use and fast. The Hueman theme helps you attract and retain more visitors, that’s why it’s already used by 70K+ active websites in the world and has received hundreds of five stars ratings.

Hitchcock

Hitchcock is a minimal portfolio theme for designers, photographers and other creatives. It features a beautiful responsive design, a social icon menu, Jetpack infinite scroll, custom accent color, custom header image, support for the gallery post format, editor styling and much more. Included translations: Swedish/svenska.

HeatMap Adsense Theme

HeatMap Theme has 12 widget positions, an extensive options page, is SEO optimised, and hooks right into your Google Analytics and Google FeedBurner. As the name suggests its Adsense ready (yes, you can also use other ad networks too) with options specifically designed for creating ad widgets. This theme is now officially known as HeatMap Ads Theme on HeatMapTheme.com, where you will also find a user guide to help you get up and running quickly.

HeatMap AdAptive

I am a responsive theme for WordPress inspired by Google Adsense placement recommendations (you can use other types of ads with me too). There’s a widget position map in my options page so you can see where everything goes. Upgrade to HeatMap AdAptive Pro Membership for priority support from the Developer, extra features and the awesome Click Missile ads plugin.

Hazen

Responsive WordPress theme with multiple homepage layouts, 4 ready to use skins(Black, Blue, Red, Green), two column layout, three column layout, featured posts, social icons, twitter updates, threaded comments and widget support.

Hashi

A very lightweight, script-free, multilanguage theme with a menu on the left and an optional sidebar on the right. On smaller screens, the layout becomes vertical. The theme supports any language that WordPress itself has been translated into, because it only uses text strings that come with WordPress.