Dustra- Factory Industrial & Construction WordPress Theme

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Dustra- Factory & Industrial Elementor WordPress Theme #

Dustra is a Responsive quick and easy customizable Modern MultipurposeFactory, Factory & Industrial Theme that comes with 25+ element block and 16 home page variations. Dustra offers numerous awesome features like , building, business, architecture, construction, commercial, construction, corporate, electrician, engineering, factory, industrial, industry, painter, plumber, renovation or your just a Blog, Consulting Firms. Well commented code, well-documented file structure and 24/7 professional and ultra-fast Support.

Please contact at validtheme@gmail.com to get the images used in the demo. #

Dustra – Core Features #

Multipage Theme
Elementor Page Builder Intgrated
12+ Custom Elementor Addons for Dustra
Blog Pages Included
Contact Form 7 Integrated
Theme Option Support
Sharp and Clean Design
Timely Support – 8 hours average response time
Extensive setup guide
Exceptional page-load performance
One Click Demo Import
Customizer Support
SEO Friendly Code
Free Font Icons (Font Awesome)
All Necessary Pages
Excellent Customer Support – We care about your site as much as you do and will help in any way we can!
And much more…

Credits and Sources #

We used Twitter Bootstrap v4 as CSS framework for this Theme.

Fonts: #

http://www.google.com/fonts/ – Google WebFonts
http://fontawesome.io/ – Font Awesome

Theme Scripts #

modernizr-2.8.3.min.js detecting browser’s features.
jquery.min.js is a popular JavaScript library.
bootstrap.min.js is a stantard Twitter Bootstrap library.
respond.min.js is required for working Twitter Bootstrap v4 in older browsers.
html5shiv.min.js adds HTML5 compatibility for older browsers.
jquery.easing.1.3.js is a jQuery plugin for different types of animation
owl.carousel.min.js is a jQuery carousel plugin for “partners” section
jquery.appear.js is used to determine whether the HTML element is inside the browser’s viewport