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Patch
ONE OF A KIND DESIGN
Benefit from an auto-adjusting layout
ADAPTABLE LAYOUT
Adapt the design to your writing style
READY FOR ANY CONTENT
Use post formats for special content pieces
There’s no type of content that Patch can’t handle. You can post videos, quotes, podcasts, or feature a gallery of images, and be sure they will display correctly on all devices.
More Customizations
Customize the blog to your needs
Updated Features
Edit everything with Gutenberg
Premium Assistance
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Easy translation
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Good SEO practices you can trust
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Fast loading speeds
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Mobile and responsive ready
COMPLETE PACKAGE
Other Features
Level up your website with this minimalistic WordPress blog theme!
Stand out from the crowd with a blog that makes perfect sense for your needs.
Hochmut is a website created by two journalists and two photographers where they write about their passion for rock climbing.
Jason Campbell is a 25-year veteran of the fashion industry who writes about fashion, travel and beauty.
Dot-to-Dot is an online magazine created by Coco, a graphic designer, and Agus, a photographer from Belgium.
Nicetohave Mag is a fashion, beauty, travel & lifestyle blog created by Julia-Maria, a PR specialist from Hannover, Germany.
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Sites built on Patch
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Beautifully minimalist themes: simplicity at its best
One of the things I like most about PixelGrade’s themes is their consistency. If I had an online media empire, I would use a different PixelGrade theme for each website.
For my personal site, I opted for Patch, which has a more ‘in your face’ style and font selection than the very similar-looking Hive, which I also considered. If I decide to create a separate portfolio for my photography work, I’ll almost certainly use Timber, which has a similar feeling as the two previously mentioned themes.
The tile display algorithm of posts on the front page works great (though posts sometimes overlap), and the responsive designs work seamlessly on all mobile devices and huge screens I’ve tried so far. And the pre-selected text formats (dropcap, highlight, pull left, blockquote…) save me a lot of time in making an appealing layout for my articles.
I also love how the post layout changes depending on whether the featured image is orientated as a portrait or a landscape. On this point, however, there are two minor issues. Firstly, I’d like to be able to manually choose one layout or the other (sometimes, the template gives me a landscape layout despite the photo being taller than it is wide), and secondly, when a portrait post has too many categories, it messes up the layout and prevents the text from wrapping around the displayed picture.
Customer service is great, and though I haven’t brought up the two previous points, they have been extremely helpful the few times I’ve needed assistance.
Finally, however, there’s no denying PixelGrade themes are expensive – almost twice the price of other great looking WordPress templates. But hey, you pay for what you get, and I just couldn’t bring myself to buying a cheaper theme when this one so perfectly matched my style.
Wow! Thank you so much for taking the time to write such in-depth feedback. You made our day. 🙂 As for the minor issues you encountered, the latest updates fixed them. We’re grateful for these kind words, and hopefully, they will keep coming along the way.