Woo Themes Review – In our blogging world today, searching for a unique look to outperform your blog from the rest can be a challenging task. The best and most natural ways to set yourself apart from the masses is by investing in Premium WordPress Themes that organizes and presents your content professionally while still holding true to your voice. In this premium WordPress Theme, we are taking a look at Canvas Theme and it’s features for bloggers and website owners in our Woo Themes Review. I’ve used several of Woo Themes for multiple purposes (including this blog), I have had a lot of experience with Woo Themes over the years…so let’s take a look Canvas Themes.

Canvas | Woo Themes Review

Unique Features

• Customize any element – Canvas will let you customize the style and typography of every element in the design. Packed with 100+ options, it allows you to make your blog look exactly like you want!
• Google font support – You can change any text on your site to the font of your liking, and also use the awesome Google Font to go beyond those standard web-safe fonts.
• Use your own images in design – The options panel lets you upload your own images for use as main background image and header background image. It’s never been this easy!
• Easy to change width – Canvas lets you easily change between 6 different site widths (1200, 980, 960, 940, 880 and 760 pixels) and also has an option to box your layout in.
• Change your layout – You can also choose between 6 different layouts for and order of content/sidebars (full width, 2 col left, 2 col right, 3 col left, 3 col middle, 3 col right). Canvas also lets you specify individual layouts per post or page!
• Magazine and business page templates – Canvas features a Magazine and Business page template, both with javascript sliders so now you can easily setup your homepage to act as a magazine or business theme.
• Portfolio module – Canvas comes with a portfolio custom post type where you can showcase your latest projects, designs, or even product images. A dedicated page template showcases your portfolio with a category sorter and lightbox pop-up functionality for ease-of-use.
• Tumblog functionality with iPhone App publishing! – NEW! Canvas now supports WooTumblog functionality so it can function like a Tumblr theme, and you can use our new Express iPhone App to publish to your Canvas powered blog!
• Custom widgets – The theme has 2 widgetized areas in sidebar and 4 widgetized areas in footer (optional), and also some extra Woo custom widgets (Woo Tabs, Flickr, Twitter, Adspace, Search).
• Child theme friendly – Canvas is the first theme from WooThemes that has made use of custom hooks, which makes it a lot easier to customize the theme via a child theme without touching any code in the main parent theme.
• Canvas BuddyPress child theme – NEW! Canvas comes bundled with a child theme that you can activate to offer social networking on your WordPress powered website, thanks to the BuddyPress plugin. This child theme caters for all the BuddyPress modules and still allows for the layout and styling controls over the template coloring, typography and sidebar positioning.

These are just one of the many themes you can find on the Woo Website. One interesting thing about Woo Themes are their ability to put out new themes every month. Depending on your subscription, you are allowed to access all the themes or three at a time.

The Woo Themes company started as an idea back in 2006 and has turned into a multi-million dollar company. With roots in many major cities throughout the world, they use the power of world designers to bring their clients a robust and outstanding gallery of premium WordPress themes.

Overall, in this Woo Themes Review, I’d say they have high quality WordPress themes come with excellent customer support. They are not cheap, but they are not way too expensive either.

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