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Odoo Kingfisher Theme by Biztech Store
Kingfisher, as the name suggests, is an agile, flexible, aesthetic and customizable theme that can fuel the website. Its specialty lies in its neat and clean finish, simple navigation yet attractive layout. This theme offers three level mega menu, customizable product list and many more attractive features to create a professional and highly robust website.
Key Aspects :
- Industry Based Theme: It has been developed with an aim to help industry based enterprises, serving any industry. You could be from any industry selling any product.
- Customized Featured Product List: Easy to customize product list features, which offers a great deal of flexibility and innovation to add and delete features of products.
- CSS3 Animation Hover Effect: You can display product features with CSS3 animation hover effect to add animation impacts on the respective images of the products.
- Three Level Mega Menu: It’s equipped with three level dynamic Mega Menu for you to add as many products and its sub categories as you want with clear navigation.
- Hero Images Slider: Create the most crucial and important rotating main sliders of your website, giving the most attractive feel and look to your website.
- Customer/Sponsor Logos: You can add sponsor logos and display the brands just above the footer of your home page of website by customizing and setting its placement.
- Contact Form : You can also display a contact form for your online customers/visitors to provide their details also with Google Map API.
Download Now : https://store.biztechconsultancy.com/odoo-kingfisher-theme.htm
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