Audacity (Gantry 4 Edition)
Your Guide to Using the Audacity Theme for WordPress
Introduction
Audacity is designed for the mass content market, perfectly suited for news, magazine or other similar sites that require the delivery of large volumes of text-centric content, whilst maintaining an elegant, contemporary and usable visual experience.
Requirements
- Apache 2.x or Microsoft IIS 7
- PHP 5.4+
- MySQL 5.0.4 or higher
- WordPress 5.x
- Gantry Framework
NOTE: Gantry v4.1.15 is required for Audacity to work correctly. For more details on the Gantry Framework, please visit its Dedicated Website.
Key Features
- Responsive Layout
- 6 Preset Styles
- Content Animations
- 90 Widget Positions
- 1200 Fixed Option
- 20 Styled Widget Variations
- Structural Widget Variations
- 960 Fixed Option
- Dropdown-Menu and Split-Menu
- Custom Typography
- Custom Logo Option
- Mobile Menu
- Social Buttons Option
- Chart.js
- Coming Soon Page
Responsive Layout
A responsive layout adapts automatically to the viewing device's width, such as mobile, tablet or desktop, without the need for a separate layout or content. Mobile modes have a unique menu to aid usability. 960px and 1200px fixed layout options are also available.
| Label | Description | Layout Width | Column Width |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smartphones | Standard smartphones | 480px and below | 100% fluid |
| Smartphones to Tablets | Larger smartphones and small tablets | 767px and below | 100% fluid |
| Tablets | Larger tablets | 768px and above | 64px |
| Desktop | Standard desktops and laptops | 960px and above | 80px |
| Large Display | Large desktops and high-resolution laptops | 1200px and above | 100px |
Animation
The animated elements that trigger as you scroll down the page are handled via classes applied to widgets. These classes are either included in the Custom Variations field or in-line in the content.
You can find a visual example as well as the class names of classes that are supported by Audacity on the Animate.css project site.
The element that triggers this animation during scrolling is explained in greater detail in the WOW.js Documentation.