Anders centers on configurable portfolio lists and distinct project-page layouts, with category filters and pagination options shaping how visitors browse creative work.
Updated November 5, 2026 · theme.markets editorial team
Portfolio lists give visitors ways to browse
Edge-Themes describes Anders as a portfolio theme with masonry, grid and Pinterest-style list layouts. Category filters let visitors narrow the work, while three pagination types shape how they move through the list. Hover styles and content-loading animations provide additional presentation choices.
Project pages can vary with the work
For individual projects, the vendor lists image, slider, gallery, masonry, full-width and custom layouts. Image and video lightboxes, related projects, and the Portfolio Slider and Portfolio Project Info shortcodes add options for displaying media, project details and further work without using one fixed case-study format.
Five header styles, including vertical and full screen
Anders lists standard, centered, bottom, vertical and full-screen headers. A customizable mega menu and separate mobile-header styling offer navigation choices; the theme also supports optional logo variants for mobile, light or dark headers.
The marketplace describes the theme as responsive and lists compatibility with WPBakery Page Builder, WPML, and WooCommerce 9.x.x and 10.x.x. These are vendor declarations, not results from testing a particular WordPress installation.
907, by webcreations907, is built so that individual pages can carry their own logo, colours, fonts and menu, with CSS page loaders switched on or off per page. The article covers that per-page model, the WPBakery-plus-Revolution-Slider package against Elementor as a compatibility entry, repeatable portfolio and blog loops with AJAX pagination, filterable portfolios with mouseover video, the 27 demos and 134 theme blocks, and what the changelog shows about maintenance.
Airtifact is a portfolio theme whose browsing layer runs on AJAX, with a one-click switch to turn that behaviour off, two navigation treatments, and a deliberately small in-house content builder rather than a mainstream page builder. Its project grids use Packery, Isotope or masonry with item filtering, and the vendor notes a limitation worth knowing before you plan a blog: only one of its two blog styles can be active at a time.
Alamak is a Bootstrap-based one-page portfolio theme where the homepage is a stack of sections you add, remove and reorder, topped by one of three hero modes: slider, self-hosted video or YouTube background. Portfolio and team details open through Ajax, and the theme pairs a filterable, paginated portfolio with two blog layouts. Its changelog runs to late 2020 while the marketplace listing declares WordPress 6.5.x to 7.0.x, so weigh that gap yourself.
