mostlylurking
Newbie
- Feb 4, 2021
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This is a personal head-scratcher that I hope someone here can solve for me.
In the photography field, https://flothemes.com/ are very popular. They're extremely beautiful, and created for photographers. They're also expensive. They're based on the https://flothemes.com/flexblock/ system, which is a block-style, pre-styled, page builder with some global options. I have 2 different themes and love them but what I really want is the FlexBlocks system to use however I like, on whatever sites I want.
FloThemes look a whole lot like the websites that use https://showit.co/, also made for photographers. Here's the https://showit.co/showcase/ to compare with the FloThemes themes.
I'm not enough of a programmer to figure out the JS or PHP behind these two sites. But the extreme similarities in appearance makes me think they're based on something common, and it must be the builder behind them both. I'm trying to find out what that is so I can get it. No need to buy themes or a theme-cloud-service when I can just use this builder -- if I can figure out what it is. I've spent hours and hours of my life Googling and looking at code trying to figure this out. Any suggestions? Help?
In the photography field, https://flothemes.com/ are very popular. They're extremely beautiful, and created for photographers. They're also expensive. They're based on the https://flothemes.com/flexblock/ system, which is a block-style, pre-styled, page builder with some global options. I have 2 different themes and love them but what I really want is the FlexBlocks system to use however I like, on whatever sites I want.
FloThemes look a whole lot like the websites that use https://showit.co/, also made for photographers. Here's the https://showit.co/showcase/ to compare with the FloThemes themes.
I'm not enough of a programmer to figure out the JS or PHP behind these two sites. But the extreme similarities in appearance makes me think they're based on something common, and it must be the builder behind them both. I'm trying to find out what that is so I can get it. No need to buy themes or a theme-cloud-service when I can just use this builder -- if I can figure out what it is. I've spent hours and hours of my life Googling and looking at code trying to figure this out. Any suggestions? Help?