Magazine Pro is a good clean blog theme that is easy to set up and has great typography. So you can focus on writing top quality content that your readers will find easy to navigate and easy to read. Magazine Pro has a before header menu, after header menu and a header right widget area where you can add a third menu, if you wish.
Magazine Pro is the only StudioPress theme currently available that can have two active sidebars. Browse through the features, settings and options below to see if this is the right theme for you.
Left and right Sidebars.
Magazine Pro is the only StudioPress Top 10 theme, after June 8th 2021, to be available with two sidebars.
There are five sidebar layout options.
- Content/Sidebar.
- Sidebar/Content.
- Content in the middle and a sidebar at each side.
- Two sidebars on the left and content on the right.
- Content on the left and two sidebars on the right.
- No sidebars (full width content).
Header Right widget area.
The demo site uses a banner advertising image here. But you could use…
- Custom Menu.
- Search form.
- Text widget.
- Graphic image ad banner 720×90 pixels.
Homepage is built from Genesis Blocks.
The homepage is built from the Post and Page Grid block with different settings. Single column, two column, grid layout and list layout (grid view and list view).
Menu Locations.
- Before header menu.
- After header menu.
You can also place a menu widget in the header right widget area. If you use all three, you could have three menus!
Logo size.
The suggested logo size is 760×180. But you can change the logo size via the site id tab in the customizer. 760×180 is double the size the log displays at.
Customizer settings.
The customizer settings are same as the sample theme. There is no Magazine pro tab in the customizer.
Right hand settings sidebar.
The WordPress settings cogwheel and the Genesis button settings are the same as the Genesis sample theme. The only difference is that Magazine Pro has five sidebar options.
Below the post editor screen.
The Genesis SEO settings and the header and body scripts that display below the post edit screen are uniform across all themes.
