Troma combines agency-ready homepage and header options with WPBakery, a Footer Builder, and varied blog layouts.
Updated November 5, 2026 · theme.markets editorial team
Separate choices for the homepage and site frame
The marketplace description lists six homepage demo layouts and six header layouts, plus a Footer Builder. That makes the theme's layout choices relevant not only to the landing page but also to the header and footer framing the rest of an agency site. One-click demo content import is also listed; the description does not say whether you can import individual elements.
Build visual pages and varied blog views
The vendor names WPBakery Page Builder and Revolution Slider, and lists parallax and video-background sections and CSS3 animations. These features point to a visual, section-based approach to agency pages, though the description does not detail their controls. For editorial content, Troma lists standard, masonry and carousel blog layouts, offering different ways to present posts.
Optional connections for agency sites
The marketplace description lists Contact Form 7, Instagram Feed, WooCommerce and WPML among Troma's integrations. These may matter if your site needs contact forms, social content, a shop or localization; they are presented as feature and compatibility claims, not as requirements for every layout. The vendor also describes RTL language support and responsive design.
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