Redesign Deepr Newspaper - News & Magazine Blogger Theme

By Inayah -
Deepr 2

About Deepr : Deepr Is a Responsive News & Magazine Blogger Premium Theme, With many new features and fully Customizable, Powerful Admin Panel and High Quality Design.

Features

  • Fully Responsive
  • PowerFull Admin Panel
  • Fully customizable Design
  • Easy setup
  • Well Documented
  • Search Engine Optimized
  • Translation Ready
  • Adsense Ready
  • Ajax Live Search
  • Ajax Mega Menu
  • 10+ Layout Boxes
  • Supports Timeago Format
  • Supports Category Filter
  • Supports all Social Media Icons
  • 3+ Social Media Counters
  • Full Images Quality
  • Supports RTL
  • And more...

Demo Edit Demo Original Buy Original
Update Icon Latest Version Sticky Menu Changes Changes to the header logo section Change According to My Wish

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