Widescreen

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Widescreen is a photography theme for WordPress that features a full-width responsive slideshow. This theme includes page templates to

THEME OPTIONS

Widescreen comes with just the right amount of theme options to make customization and activation fast and intuitive. Options include: logo and favicon upload, show or hide post metadata, homepage slideshow image upload, slideshow controls, custom CSS, featured messages, etc.

CUSTOM FONTS

Choose from a curated list of custom fonts to make Widescreen fit your typographic style. You can select a headline and a body font to create the perfect font pairing.

CUSTOM BACKGROUNDS

Widescreen supports custom backgrounds so you can easily customize the design of your site. Visit the Appearance - Backgrounds page to get started.

PAGE TEMPLATES

Widescreen comes packaged with five page templates: Default, Blog, Fullscreen Slideshow, Slideshow, and Featured Homepage. Use these page templates to create an alternative layout on the homepage if you like.

1. Slideshow: Displays a gallery of images centered in the post. [Here is the Slideshow Page Template at work on the demo site](http://demo.graphpaperpress.com/widescreen/slideshow-page-template/). The post content is hidden beneath the images in an info box, which can be toggled open and closed. To use this template, create a page and assign it the Slideshow page template, upload images, create a gallery, and insert that gallery into the editor.

2. Fullscreen Slideshow: Same as above, except images are displayed fullscreen. Here is the Slideshow Page Template at work on the demo site](http://demo.graphpaperpress.com/widescreen/slideshow/)

3. Featured Homepage: [Here is the example Featured Homepage Template at work on the demo site](http://demo.graphpaperpress.com/widescreen/featured-template/). This template includes a Welcome Message area, which can contain text, html or video, and a grid of posts below. Visit the Appearance - Theme Options page to set the Welcome Message and configure the category and number of posts below. To use this template, create a page and assign it the Featured Page Template, upload images, create a gallery, and insert that gallery into the editor.

4. Blog: Displays all posts, regardless of category, on a page. To use this, create a page called Blog and assign it the Blog Page Template. The number of posts shown here is controlled by the Settings - Reading option.

5. Default: The default, single column page template. You don't need to do anything special to use this, just publish a page.

More info: http://graphpaperpress.com/themes/widescreen/
Instructions: http://graphpaperpress.com/support/theme-instructions/?theme=widescreen