Bleecker focuses on category-organized portfolio pages and configurable project presentations, with single-page and multi-page site structures.
Updated November 5, 2026 · theme.markets editorial team
Organize work with portfolio categories
Bleecker’s supplied marketplace description outlines portfolio pages that can be created for selected categories, with an option to show or hide the portfolio category filter. That gives you a way to separate work by category and let visitors browse those groupings. The description also notes image captions for portfolio items.
Choose how an individual project opens
The feature history describes a portfolio single-page layout with details such as categories and the client’s name. It also lists popup presentation as an option and describes linking a portfolio item through a button or through the image when hovered. An earlier feature entry mentions a popup gallery for featured images. These are vendor-described controls; the supplied material doesn’t specify their full configuration.
Single-page or multi-page site structure
The marketplace description says Bleecker supports both single-page and multi-page sites. Its listed page types include Home, Portfolio, About, Blog, and Contact, so the portfolio can sit within a broader site or form part of a single-page presentation. The vendor describes the theme as responsive and retina-ready; this is a product claim, not a result from testing a particular site.
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