Striking MultiFlex nulled theme 2.3.8

Themes change by the hundreds each year and by the thousands since Striking was launched 12 years ago. Reliable, functional, and constantly supported. The WP theme to buy if you want maximum versatility and don’t want to change themes every two years since your last one died.

In order to utilize the built-in nulled theme update mechanism, your Envato License Support must be up-to-date. As with any other premium item, if licensing support is not current, the simple update mechanism is inoperable, and you must download the whole theme bundle and apply the update through ftp.

We recommend that you visit our Support Forum for further details on the release or examine the changelog in the Envato download package. We are totally compatible with the most recent Woo version, Ver 7.8+, including our bespoke Woo templates. The Changelog in the Version 2.2.1 Release Announcement Thread has extensive information on all changes.

WooCommerce Plugin: To demonstrate compatibility, we have incorporated a Woo-based shop into our example site: MultiFlex 2.2.1 and WooCommerce 7.8.2. Striking MultiFlex features several special woo-related settings in its core theme options, which can be seen on the sample site. Striking MultiFlex nulled theme provides a comprehensive range of installable Woo demo material using our native one-touch demo content installer.

WPML: We are a WPML-compatible theme. Striking MultiFlex has been used to create thousands of multilingual websites. We are also 100% RTL compatible, with complete CSS incorporated into our theme to enable every feature of the theme to operate in RTL languages.

Striking MultiFlex nulled theme has a simple “One Touch” demo content setup option with three various sets of demo material accessible, including Woo Shop content for installation and a full custom Revolution Slider demo package!

Famous theme support

A familiar comment in many testimonials is the great Striking support. The Striking Team was one of the Themeforest pioneers in creating a separate dedicated support forum for usage questions and gathering of Striking users for trading customization ideas. Our support ethic is so good that it has been written up in 3rd party blog sites that discuss WP themes as a model of how to conduct support properly (Striking has itself received many positive independent reviews since its introduction in 2010).

Questions are answered daily on the Striking forum by our support team members. The support forum also has thousands of custom code snippets posted with solutions for almost any customization situation you are likely to encounter. Its the perfect place for a newbie to get their feet wet on customizing, and experts to find unusual solutions for that tweak they desire. Please register on the support forum using your Themeforest name. PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT PROVIDE support here in the Striking comments thread – that is only for prospective purchaser questions and all other questions will be redirected to the support forum found at this link:

The Striking MulitFlex WordPress theme is an exceptionally strong and versatile theme with a heavy-duty structure that can grow with huge sites and online needs. It supports genuine WP Multisite, is a WPML-approved theme, and can be customized for Woo Commerce plugin integration. 19,000+ Themeforest buyers say it’s the most feature-rich and customizable theme they’ve ever used. We welcome you to watch the demo to learn why it is the ideal answer for your web design requirements.

Striking MultiFlex nulled theme is a genuine, versatile theme that can be used for a variety of site types, including photography, gaming, automobile and real estate, blogs, portfolios, e-commerce, and college and university websites! The theme is very adaptable and infinitely adjustable.

You will not find a more comprehensive admin interface—simple enough for a beginner to understand right away, but with every design element of Striking fully controllable so that if you are an experienced designer, you can manipulate the design in any way you see fit—and Striking includes a child theme layout for WP design professionals. If you are a complete newbie and come across a code snippet on the support forum or elsewhere on the internet that you want to try, the admin panels contain custom CSS and Javascript (JS) sections where you may add such code to change theme styles without having to hardcode theme files.

The theme is incredibly plugin-friendly, and our selection below includes several popular paid plugins available from CodeCanyon.

Theme updates

Since its introduction in 2010, Striking has received over 200 upgrades for feature additions and WordPress core matching. Striking updated when WordPress updated. There is no need to be concerned about purchasing a theme that is abandoned or out of date after 6 months. We listen to theme input and have included numerous customer-requested features whenever possible and viable.

Credits

Opensource projects

• jQuery by John Resig
• jQuery gmap plugin by Cedric Kastner
• jQuery Kwicks plugin by
• jQuery Easing plugin by George McGinley Smith
• jQuery Nivo Slider plugin by Gilbert Pellegrom
• jQuery Quicksand plugin by Jacek Galanciak
• jQuery Tools plugin by Tero Piirainen
• jQuery Tweet plugin by seaofclouds
• html5doctor.com Reset Stylesheet by Richard Clark
• Breadcrumbs Plus Plugin by Luis Alberto Ochoa
• WP-PageNavi Plugin by Lester ‘GaMerZ’ Chan

Graphics

• The Ultimate Free Web Designer’s Icon Set by Vitaly Friedman
• Social Network Icon Pack by Komodo Media, Rogie King
• User Interface Design Framework by Webalys
• flickr creative commons library pictures by ajari, aussiegall, hamed, nattu, visualpanic, xjrlokix

Fonts

• Aaargh by Tup Wanders
• Andika Basic by SIL International
• Aurulent Sans by Stephen G. Hartke
• Blokletters by LeFly
• Candela by La Tipomatika
• Chelsea by Dieter Steffmann
• ChunkFive by The League of Moveable Type
• Cicle by La Tipomatika
• Colaborate by Ralph Oliver du Carrois
• Daniel by Daniel Midgley
• Droid Serif by Google Android
• Hattori Hanzo by Roman Shamin
• Imperator by Paul Lloyd
• Liberation Sans byRed Hat
• Nobile by Vernon Adams
• Oregon LDO by Luke Owens
• PT Sans by Paratype
• Quicksand by Andrew Paglinawan
• Segan by [email protected]
• Luna by Carolina Mejia Villegas