View Demo You can see Boot Store AKA “Bootstrap eCommerce Theme” in all TheCartPress sites

Bootstrap Responsive eCommerce theme now called “BOOT STORE”

Free theme based on Bootstrap framework and WordPress official theme

Responsive eCommerce Theme based on Bootstrap. Full website support: Coorporative pages, Blog (post formats), Store with eCommerce support (TheCartPress eCommerce + Marketplace plugins), Authors, Searches, Community (Buddypress support). Versatile and scalable. Flexible with Bootstrap fluid grid extended system that adapts your website to mobile devices and the desktop or any other viewing environment. Carousel for post, products and custom types. Custom logo. Custom background. 2 Menu Positions in header. 3 Shortcuts in home page. 3 tabs for product details. Frontpage template with carousel and 2 widgetized areas. Multilingual Ready (WPML. qTranslate), RTL-Language Support, Search Engine Friendly, W3C Markup Validated. Cross-Browser. Independent navigation structures for different parts of your business: 20 Widget Areas. Also ideal as base to develop child themes. Compatible with many WordPress plugins. Powerful but simple theme. You can see it in action in all TheCartPress sites.

• It supports all the features of WordPress official theme, Twenty Twelve
  Optional display font, styling for post formats on both index and single views, header image, background, etc.
  

Responsive eCommerce theme

• Bootstrap v2.2.2 framework integrated

Highly versatile and flexible

• TheCartPress configurable loops
• WordPress Architecture, so you can use many plugins of the WordPress repository and you can easily extend it with child themes.

Full website support, independent sidebars

• Pages (Coorporative info)
• Blog (Full blog support)
• Store (TheCartPress + Marketplace plugin support)
• Authors
• Searches
• Community (Buddypress support)
• Account

Independent sidebars

• Home page template (with or without carousel)
• Pages
• Store
• Blog
• Author template
• Account template pages
• Proccess pages: shopping cart and checkout
• Community pages

Two WordPress menus in header

• Bootstrap navbar style

Carousel for all your post types (products, posts, etc)

• Simply check “See in carousel” when editing your product or other post types. After activate Boot Store theme you´ll see a new box when editing posttypes (posts, products, pages, custom types)

Product detail template

• Product content + 3 widgetized tabs
• Extra widgetized area bellow buy button area
• Image: Magic zoom plus support
• Image gallery: Jetpack carousel support
• Widgetized area to cross sales, cross content

Bootstrap shortcodes

• Grids, Buttons, Alerts, Code, Labels, Badges, Icons, Tables, Accordion, Tabs, Wells. From filipstefansson

WordPress Multilingual

• WPML support

Breadcrumbs

• WordPress Seo” plugin support

Custom settings

Automatically sets  theme compatibility

Enjoy it!

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• Genesis eCommerce theme is free
• Genesis theme is developed and distributed by a third company

The Genesis Framework empowers you to quickly and easily build incredible websites with WordPress.

Whether you’re a novice or advanced developer, Genesis provides the secure and search-engine-optimized foundation that takes WordPress to places you never thought it could go.

one-column, two-columns, three-columns, left-sidebar, right-sidebar, fixed-width, custom-background, custom-header, custom-menu, full-width-template, theme-options

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SOPHISTICATED, LIGHTWEIGHT AND ADAPTABLE

Adaptative, International, Light or Dark Color Schemes, 100% WordPress
Bright, Clean, Contemporary, Elegant, Light, Minimal, Modern, Simple.

• eCommerce templates
  • archive-tcp_product.php
  • taxonomy.php
  • loop-tcp-grid.php
  • single-tcp_product.php
• Extra cropped image sizes for adaptative product thumbnails
  • 200*200 adaptative to use in 3 or more cols loop layout
  • 300*300 adaptative  to use in 2 cols loop layout
• Widgetizable area in single post template to  cross sales/contents
• Widgetizable area in single product to  cross sales/contents
• Widgetizable area in category post template to  cross sales/contents
• Widgetizable area in taxonomy template to  cross sales/contents
• Extra styles for light and dark color schemes, the loop, the shopping cart and the checkout process
• Twenty Eleven modifications
  • Reduced margins
  • Sidebar also in single post and single product page
  • Smaller header
• Plugins support in theme templates: Pagi Navi, Yoast breadcrums, WordPress SEO by Yoast.
• eCommerce Multilingual: WPML compatibility, Qtranslate compatibility

eCommerce setup

Twenty Eleven eCommerce give you templates to eCommerce, you must configure your WordPress installation as you want.. front page with the content you want, widgets, menus, etc. You have powerful tools to customize.

the front page

By default, WordPress shows your most recent Posts on the front page of your site. But many WordPress users want to have a static front page with product lists as the front page instead. This “static front page” look is common for those who wish to not have a “blog” look to their site, giving it a more eCommerce  feel.

To display products in front page you can have a static front page with TheCartPress shortcodes. (You can view examples of static pages with shortcodes in  http://demo.thecartpress.com/ and http://extend.thecartpress.com/ )

Once you have created your frontpage you must paste your shortcodes on it to show your product lists within the page. You can put as many shortcodes as you need (also you can put text, images, multimedia, etc).

• To create shortcodes, TheCartPress has a tool:
  TheCratPress Tools> Shortcodes

Basically, to set up a front page with product lists:

1. Create shortcodes selecting products
2. Create page “My front page”, choose template to display it (with or without sidebar)
3. Paste shortcodes in “My front page” (also you can put text, images, multimedia, etc)
4.  Configure “My front page” as WordPress frontpage. WP settings>Reading

You can chosse the loop-tcp-grid in your shortcodes. (Also the taxonomy and archive templates call loop-tcp-grid.)

Catalog navigation

Create your catalog navigation with:

• WordPress native menus (Appearance>menu)
• TheCartPress Widgets in your sidebars (Appearance>widgets):
  • TCP navigation tree
  • TCP navigation cloud
  • TCP Custom post lists
  • TCP last visited
  • Etc.

Theme compatibility

The Loop

Configure the main loop to display your products: TheCartPress>Loop Settings.
Also you can configure each shortcode and widget.

• Number of colums
• See Sorting panel
• See Pagination
• See elements: title, price, buy button/options, image, taxonomies, utilities, excerpt, content, meta, etc

Cross sales & Cross content.

Take advance of the “related widget” from TheCartPess to cross contents at bottom of single and taxonomy pages.

• Create post and product relations
• Insert as many related widgets as you need in “Related content” sidebar
  • Single product – Single products.
  • Single product – Single posts.
  • Single product – Product categories.
  • Single product – Post categories.
  • Category of product – Categories of products.
  • Category of product – Categories of posts.
  • Single post – Single posts.
  • Single post – Single products.
  • Single post – Post categories.
  • Single post – Product categories.
  • Category of post – Categories of Posts.
  • Category of post – Categories of Products.

Notices

All the featured images displayed in loop (loop-tcp-grid.php) have adaptive styles. Therfore be sure you setup the displayed image sizes in “loop settings” bigger than image container. This is related with the number of cols that you want.

Free Support

Join the Twenty Eleven eCommerce group and writes to the forum

About Twenty Eleven, the default WordPress theme

Twenty Eleven is the default theme for WordPress in 2011. There are tons of really cool improvements and features packed into it — more Post Formats, beautiful new header images, alternate color schemes and layouts, even custom link colors. All those features add up to the best part of Twenty Eleven: just how customizable it is. It looks great as a blog, a showcase of all your posts, and even a tumblelog or photolog.

Post Formats

Free WordPress eCommerce Theme

Twenty Eleven features seven Post Formats that help the look of your blog posts better match what you’re publishing. Alongside the Standard Format (for traditional blog posts and longer articles) are six additional Formats; Aside, Link, Gallery, Status, Quote, and Image.

The Aside Format is for shorter posts of about 1 paragraph. Because they’re shorter and meant to be digested quickly the title of the Aside post is hidden on Index pages.

The Link Format looks a lot like the Aside post but if you’re using the Twenty Eleven Ephemera Widget to display a list of your recent Aside and Link posts (found in Appearance → Widgets) the title of your Link posts will point to the URL of the first link in your post instead of pointing back to the post on your blog.

The Gallery Format is meant for posts using the Gallery shortcode. Gallery posts will show a thumbnail from your galleries on Index pages.

The Status Format is for short personal updates. Each Status post will show the avatar of the post author alongside the content.

If you have a post that’s almost entirely a quote the Quote Format will make those quotes stand out.

The Image Format is meant for posting one image and one image only. Here the post meta, seen below your post, is presented more like a caption for the post.

Light or Dark Color Schemes

With only one click Twenty Eleven will allow you to change your blog’s color scheme from light to dark. You can find the color scheme options in Appearance → Theme Options.

Custom Link Colors

From Appearance → Theme Options you can also change your blog’s link color to better suit your current color scheme and style.

Multiple Layouts

The Twenty Eleven theme features three default layouts for your blog. Two of those layouts feature a typical sidebar, either on the left or right of your content. The third layout does away with the sidebar altogether turning Twenty Eleven into a tumblelog theme. It’s perfect for turning your blog into a photolog.

In addition to the default layouts Twenty Eleven also features 2 custom page templates. Either one will take a normal WordPress page and transform the layout. The Sidebar page template is the simpler of the two. It simply adds a sidebar to your page. The Showcase page has more features.

To get started with the custom Showcase Page Template you need to create a page for it. Choose the Showcase Template under page templates in any page, save it, and assign it as the front page in Settings → Reading. This will change your site from the standard Twenty Eleven blog look to Twenty Eleven’s fancy showcase. You still have you regular blog list at hand for several views, like categories, searches, and tags and you can specify another page to work as your blog if you want to.

To add posts to the Featured Post section just mark some posts as sticky. That’s all there is to it.

To have a big featured image you need to use an image that is at least as big as the header image (1000px x 288px). Also, make sure you have a set size for Large image under Settings → Media that allows for such sizes.

To populate the sidebars Ephemera Widget you can make use of the Aside or Link post formats when you create a new entry (or convert an old one).

And if you want an introductory text message, just write it in the content of your Showcase page and it will appear on your site. And that’s it!

There’s one more layout feature. The Twenty Eleven layout responds and adapts to your browser window. If your visitors are on a mobile device, Twenty Eleven will respond with a custom mobile layout. You can give this feature a go right now just by resizing your browser window on the Twenty Eleven demo site.

Pull Quotes

You can also dress up your posts by pulling images or blockquotes into the margins with a class of “pull” and “alignleft” or “alignright”. With blockquotes you can also add a class of just “pull” if you want a more dynamic blockquote that extends out on both sides. Here are some examples of how to do that in the post HTML editor.

</pre>
<blockquote>
A normal blockquote</blockquote>
<blockquote class="pull">
A bolder blockquote that extends into both margins</blockquote>
<blockquote class="pull alignleft">
A bolder blockquote that floats into the left margin</blockquote>
<blockquote class="pull alignright">
A bolder blockquote that floats into the right margin</blockquote>
<pre>

Adding a “pull” class to your left and right floated images will pull them into the margins as well.

Source WordPress.org

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HIGHLY CUSTOMIZABLE THEME WITH FEATURES FOR BEGINNERS TO EXPERTS.

View Demo

Weaver eCommerce theme

• eCommerce templates
  • archive-tcp_product.php
  • taxonomy.php
  • loop-tcp-grid.php
  • single-tcp_product.php
• Extra cropped image sizes for adaptative product thumbnails
  • 200*200 adaptative images to use in 3 or more cols loop layout
  • 300*300 adaptative images to use in 2 cols loop layout
• Widgetized area in single post template to  cross sales/contents
• Widgetized area in single product to  cross sales/contents
• Widgetized area in category post template to  cross sales/contents
• Widgetizble area in taxonomy template to  cross sales/contents
• Plugins support in theme templates: Pagi Navi, Yoast breadcrums, WordPress SEO by Yoast.

eCommerce setup

Weaver eCommerce theme give you templates to eCommerce, you must configure your WordPress installation as you want.. front page with the content you want, widgets, menus, etc. You have powerful tools to customize.

the front page

By default, WordPress shows your most recent Posts on the front page of your site. But many WordPress users want to have a static front page with product lists as the front page instead. This “static front page” look is common for those who wish to not have a “blog” look to their site, giving it a more eCommerce  feel.

To display products in front page you can have a static front page with TheCartPress shortcodes. (You can view examples of static pages with shortcodes in http://demo.thecartpress.com and http://extend.thecartpress.com/ )

Once you have created your frontpage you must paste your shortcodes on it to show your product lists within the page. You can put as many shortcodes as you need (also you can put text, images, multimedia, etc).

• To create shortcodes, TheCartPress has a tool:
  TheCratPress Tools> Shortcodes

Basically, to set up a front page with product lists:

1. Create shortcodes selecting products
2. Create page “My front page”, choose template to display it (with or without sidebar)
3. Paste shortcodes in “My front page” (also you can put text, images, multimedia, etc)
4.  Configure “My front page” as WordPress frontpage. WP settings>Reading

You can chosse the loop-tcp-grid in your shortcodes. (Also the taxonomy and archive templates call loop-tcp-grid.)

Catalog navigation

Create your catalog navigation with:

• WordPress native menus (Appearance>menu)
• TheCartPress Widgets in your sidebars (Appearance>widgets):
  • TCP navigation tree
  • TCP navigation cloud
  • TCP Custom post lists
  • TCP last visited
  • Etc.

Theme compatibility

The Loop

Configure the main loop to display your products: TheCartPress>Loop Settings.
Also you can configure each shortcode and widget.

• Number of colums
• See Sorting panel
• See Pagination
• See elements: title, price, buy button/options, image, taxonomies, utilities, excerpt, content, meta, etc

Cross sales & Cross content.

Take advance of the “related widget” from TheCartPess to cross contents at bottom of single and taxonomy pages.

• Create post and product relations
• Insert as many related widgets as you need in “Related content” sidebar
  • Single product – Single products.
  • Single product – Single posts.
  • Single product – Product categories.
  • Single product – Post categories.
  • Category of product – Categories of products.
  • Category of product – Categories of posts.
  • Single post – Single posts.
  • Single post – Single products.
  • Single post – Post categories.
  • Single post – Product categories.
  • Category of post – Categories of Posts.
  • Category of post – Categories of Products.

Notices

All the featured images displayed in loop (loop-tcp-grid.php) have adaptive styles. Therfore be sure you setup the displayed image sizes in “loop settings” bigger than image container. This is related with the number of cols that you want.

Weaver theme

Official Weaver website

The Easiest Way to Customize Your Theme! With Weaver, you are in control. Make your theme look just how you want by starting with one of over 20 included predefined themes. Use the simple “check-box” interface to easily change colors, fonts, the header and footer, menus, sidebars, theme width, and much more. Then, take control of your content by using the many per page and per post options, including unlimited custom widget areas. Among the many the page templates is “Pages with Posts” with Post selection filtering. Easy for the novice, yet comprehensive for the expert. Context sensitive help; compatible with Twenty Ten translations; WP Multisite; active support forum.

• Highly Customizable
• Included over 20 predefined themes
• Over 100 check-box settings
• Based on Twenty Ten
• Suitable for beginners to experts
• Extensive Help documentation included
• Extra sidebar to cross content / cross sales

Easily customize your site look with this Twenty Ten inspired theme. Start with one of the many included predefined themes to use or tweak. Easily change colors, fonts, the header and footer, menus, sidebars, theme width, and more using a “check-box” interface. More advanced users can easily style virtually every page element with CSS rules, or use one of 7 custom code areas to create the perfect page content, including slide-show headers. Save and Restore your theme to a file to share or transfer. Supports all Twenty Ten user interface language translations. Works with WP Multisite. Active support forum and lots of help. You are in control!

For Weaver theme issues, please post something here:

• http://wpweaver.info/forum

For Weaver eCommerce theme issues, please post something here:

• http://community.thecartpress.com/groups/weaver-ecommerce-theme/

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MOBILE DEVICE SUPPORT, CUSTOMIZABLE, FLEXIBLE LAYOUTS AND MORE…

• eCommerce templates
  • archive-tcp_product.php
  • taxonomy.php
  • loop-tcp-grid.php
  • single-tcp_product.php
• Extra image sizes for adaptative product thumbnails. Cropped.
  • 200*200 to use cropped images in 3 or more cols loop layout
  • 300*300 to use cropped images in 2 cols loop layout
• Widgetizable area in single post template to  cross sales/contents
• Widgetizable area in single product to  cross sales/contents
• Widgetizable area in category post template to  cross sales/contents
• Widgetizable area in taxonomy template to  cross sales/contents
• Plugins support in theme templates: Pagi Navi.
• eCommerce Multilingual: WPML compatibility, Qtranslate compatibility

This eCommerce theme has been created by the TheCartPress Team and improved by Joy, an experienced member of the community TheCartPress. You can also see Weaver ii theme in action with TheCartPress at the site built by Joy with Weaver ii eCommerce.

eCommerce setup

Weaver II eCommerce theme give you templates to eCommerce, you must configure your WordPress installation as you want.. front page with the content you want, widgets, menus, etc. You have powerful tools to customize.

the front page

By default, WordPress shows your most recent Posts on the front page of your site. But many WordPress users want to have a static front page with product lists as the front page instead. This “static front page” look is common for those who wish to not have a “blog” look to their site, giving it a more eCommerce  feel.

To display products in front page you can have a static front page with TheCartPress shortcodes. (You can view examples of static pages with shortcodes in http://demo.thecartpress.com and http://extend.thecartpress.com/ )

Once you have created your frontpage you must paste your shortcodes on it to show your product lists within the page. You can put as many shortcodes as you need (also you can put text, images, multimedia, etc).

• To create shortcodes, TheCartPress has a tool:
  TheCratPress Tools> Shortcodes

Basically, to set up a front page with product lists:

1. Create shortcodes selecting products
2. Create page “My front page”, choose template to display it (with or without sidebar)
3. Paste shortcodes in “My front page” (also you can put text, images, multimedia, etc)
4.  Configure “My front page” as WordPress frontpage. WP settings>Reading

You can chosse the loop-tcp-grid in your shortcodes. (Also the taxonomy and archive templates call loop-tcp-grid.)

Catalog navigation

Create your catalog navigation with:

• WordPress native menus (Appearance>menu)
• TheCartPress Widgets in your sidebars (Appearance>widgets):
  • TCP navigation tree
  • TCP navigation cloud
  • TCP Custom post lists
  • TCP last visited
  • Etc.

The Loop

Configure the main loop to display your products: TheCartPress>Loop Settings.
Also you can configure each shortcode and widget.

• Number of colums by device size
• See Sorting panel
• See Pagination
• See elements: title, price, buy button/options, image, taxonomies, utilities, excerpt, content, meta, etc

Cross sales & Cross content.

Take advance of the “related widget” from TheCartPess to cross contents at bottom of single and taxonomy pages.

• Create post and product relations
• Insert as many related widgets as you need in “Related content” sidebar
  • Single product – Single products.
  • Single product – Single posts.
  • Single product – Product categories.
  • Single product – Post categories.
  • Category of product – Categories of products.
  • Category of product – Categories of posts.
  • Single post – Single posts.
  • Single post – Single products.
  • Single post – Post categories.
  • Single post – Product categories.
  • Category of post – Categories of Posts.
  • Category of post – Categories of Products.

Notices

All the featured images displayed in loop (loop-tcp-grid.php) have adaptive styles. Therfore be sure you setup the displayed image sizes in “loop settings” bigger than image container. This is related with the number of cols that you want.

Weaver ii eCommerce, change log

TCP-weaver-ii-1.1.1 By Joy

• update for WordPress 3.4
• changed translation function from _e() to echo __()
• added styling for new mobile top,bottom links
• fixed loop-tcp-grid-ul.php for multiple use on one page
• updated 404.php to match parent
• changes for sidebars
• commented change to Add to Cart filter in tcpfunctions.php

Official Weaver II Theme

• Support Forum
• Adding language translations to Weaver II Theme
• Weaver II Demo Site – See Weaver II in action.
• Weaver II Pro Premium Add-on Plugin for Weaver
• Downloads

10 Reasons to Switch to Weaver II

1. Integrated Mobile Device Support
   Weaver II lets you create a customized look, but perhaps the single best thing about it is the automatic and integrated support for Mobile Devices. Providing a great looking and easy to navigate Mobile view for your visitors is essential for any modern web site. Weaver II’s integrated mobile support does that automatically, and your visitors will see a site that matches you regular site. There simply is no better Mobile support available.
2. Totally Customizable
   Weaver II’s easy to use administrative interface makes it easy for anyone to change virtually every aspect of the site. Change colors, fonts, sidebar layouts. Customize individual pages and posts. Create multiple views of your posts using easy to define filters. Show or hide different elements of pages and posts. You can even easily add your own CSS snippets (but you don’t have to!).
3. Great for Newcomers to WordPress
   Weaver II lets anyone create a custom site. You don’t need to know anything about programming, HTML, or CSS to create a great customized site (although knowing about those won’t hurt anything). Simply start with one of over 20 different predefined sub-themes. Then open the Weaver II Admin interface, and select colors for easy to use color pickers. Scan through the options to selectively display or hide standard page and post items. Select from several options for displaying your menu.
4. Great for Advanced Web Designers
   While Weaver II is totally usable by newcomers, it has a complete set of advanced options that allow advanced users complete control. Provide custom CSS for any element on the site. Add custom HTML code nearly anywhere using HTML insert blocks. Use the advanced shortcodes to control content. Create custom blog pages using the “Page with Posts” page template to filter posts by category, tags, and more. Hide elements. Save your work to move to other sites. The possibilities are endless.
5. Real Help Files
   Each Weaver II option includes a brief explanation of what it does. But beyond that, Weaver II includes extensive documentation, easily accessible from the admin interface. You can instantly access relevant sections of the Help file by clicking the (?) buttons found throughout the Admin interface.
6. Active User Community and Help Forum
   The original Weaver theme has been around for nearly two years. There is an active user community, and an active support forum.
7. Integrated Shortcodes and Widgets
   One important aspect of website design is creating a unified look. While there are thousands of available plugins for WordPress, Weaver II provides many of its own shortcodes and widgets designed to ensure a unified look. Some of the features include YouTube and Vimeo shortcodes, external RSS feeds, selective display of posts, selective display on mobile/non-mobile views, two-column text widets, and more.
8. Support for latest WordPress Features
   Weaver II includes support for all the latest WordPress features: HTML5, Featured Images, Post Formats, Custom Post Types, SEO, and more.
9. Flexible Layouts
   Weaver II supports several different sidebar layouts: left sidebar, right sidebar, split sidebar, double sidebar left or right, no sidebars, multiple footer widget areas, and several custom widget areas. You can select different sidebar layouts globally, as well as on a per page basis. Weaver II also provides several page templates, including double columns. You can select one, two, or three columns for you post pages.
10. Weaver II Pro
    While the free Weaver II basic version is one of the most flexible and advanced WordPress themes available, Weaver II Pro adds even more features. It offers more detailed control over various display elements, as well as extended control over the Mobile View. It supports additional HTML insert areas, full font control (including Google Fonts), and more shortcodes. See more details about Weaver II Pro.

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