Free and open source
Themes we build, publish and maintain in the WordPress.org directory. Each one is presentation only: the design belongs to the theme, your content and your business logic belong to you, and changing theme never puts your data at risk.
A fast, readable block theme for writers and publishers. Long-form articles sit at a comfortable measure, headings follow a clear serif hierarchy, and the sidebar and reserved placement areas hold their space while the page loads so nothing shifts under the reader.
More than forty patterns, nine templates, and light and dark style variations. Two fonts are bundled and served from your own server, so no request leaves your site to load them.
A fast, accessible theme for vehicle rental and fleet websites. Clean typography, a flexible header, wide layout support, and block patterns built for listing pages.
Fourteen patterns, four page templates and a Customizer panel that previews live. It creates no content types and no booking logic, so pair it with the listing or booking plugin you prefer and Driveline will style the output.
No custom post types, no shortcodes, no blocks of their own. Anything that owns your data belongs in a plugin, so your content survives a change of theme.
No CDN, no remote stylesheet, no font host. Every asset a theme needs ships inside it or is not used at all.
No analytics, no telemetry, no phoning home, and nothing that needs a privacy notice you did not write yourself.
No pro version nagging in your admin, no locked features, and at most one credit link.
A skip link that actually moves focus, visible keyboard focus everywhere, and full keyboard operation at every screen size.
Every string translatable against the theme's own text domain, with a POT file included and language packs supported.
Every theme and plugin SoftGlaze distributes, from this site or anywhere else, is 100% GPL-compatible. That covers the PHP, the stylesheets, the JavaScript, the images, the fonts and every other bundled resource, with no exceptions and no dual licensing.
Themes are released under the GNU General Public License v2 or later. You may use them on as many sites as you like, modify them, and redistribute them under the same licence. They are distributed in the hope that they will be useful, but without any warranty, without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
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