Anema | Creative OnePage & MultiPage WordPress Theme Overview
Anema is a WPBakery Page Builder theme from webRedox offered in two shapes: a scrolling one page version and a conventional multi page version, each with its own navigation behaviour. Seven home styles, three menu treatments and light and dark skins make up most of the choice a buyer gets.
Configuration runs through the Redux options framework, with colour selectors, navigation typography and custom social icons. Slider Revolution handles the headers, Contact Form 7 styling is included, and the demo arrives as importable sample data. A companion plugin called the Anema Plugin supplies the theme’s own post types and shortcodes.
The item dates from 2016 and has been maintained in small increments since, the latest documented release being February 2026. Its own packaged description aims at architecture practices, interior studios, construction firms and furniture makers, a narrower and more useful picture than the listing’s roll call of creative trades.
Key Features of Anema | Creative OnePage & MultiPage WordPress Theme
- One page and multi page versions of the same design, chosen at setup
- Seven home page styles with light and dark skins throughout
- Three navigation styles described as classic, creative and stylist
- Redux options framework with colour selectors across the whole theme
- Typography options extended to the navigation menu in a later release
- Slider Revolution bundled for the header and section sliders
- Five post formats covering standard, image, gallery, video and audio
- Custom widgets and a shortcode generator for page sections
- Importable demo data, a child theme and po and mo translation files
- Contact Form 7 styling, Font Awesome icons and unlimited Google fonts
Who Anema | Creative OnePage & MultiPage WordPress Theme Is Suitable For
Given what the package itself claims, Anema reads best for a Canadian architecture or interior practice, a builder or a furniture maker wanting a quiet project gallery and a short set of pages. The one page version suits a single service business that needs one scrolling story rather than a site map.
Designers and photographers can use it, but gain less than they would from a theme with deeper gallery tooling. There is no enquiry pipeline, quoting or project tracking; the contact form is the whole of it, and site visits are arranged by hand.
Important Notes About Anema | Creative OnePage & MultiPage WordPress Theme
Documentation is declared well documented and the body promises detailed guides, yet the listing contains no documentation link at all, only a support route, so confirm access first. The Anema Plugin is a dependency rather than an extra: turning it off takes the theme’s post types and shortcodes down with it.
The log’s newest entry is February 2026 while the marketplace file was refreshed four months later with nothing documented, so the version string cannot date the download. Slider Revolution, Contact Form 7 and Redux appear in the body but not in the declared record, which lists only WPBakery. A Twitter feed option was dropped once that service began charging for its interface, and the listing still advertises Internet Explorer testing. Demo photography remains the vendor’s property, and AppiAppi gives no legal advice.
Setup & Ongoing Management by AppiAppi
The customer buys the theme licence directly. AppiAppi installs it with its companion plugin, picks the one page or multi page route to match the content, and builds out the project gallery, about page, services and journal with the customer’s own photography and text. We configure the Redux settings, the sliders, the contact form and its retention wording, and compress the gallery images for slower connections.
From there AppiAppi maintains the theme and plugin updates, backups, monitoring and content changes, responds to enquiries, and supplies AI-assisted SEO and content work at the level the customer’s plan covers.
Original design by webRedox. This is the starting point — we customize it with your logo, colours, content, services and SEO structure. View original theme source