Magzine – Elementor Review and Magazine Theme

Magzine Themes

Magzine is a power house. This theme is wordpress magazine themes premium ideal for any website. It comes with tons of features for community, member-focussed and review sites including Gaming, Reviews, Dating, Fitness, Newspaper, Directories, Paywall, Job Listings, and Media Streaming sites.

Magazine theme ideas requires Elementor (it’s free) to work. Elementor is used to build the site templates (headers, footers, page etc) so you can easily customize everything.

So why is this theme perfect for you…

Community/Social Network Features

Create a community/social network with all those good BuddyPress features including:

• Member profiles
• Activity streams
• User groups
• Private and public messaging
• Friendships
• And More…

And then we take BuddyPress to the next level with:

• Beautifully designed BuddyPress pages
• Tons of options to customize the appearance of BuddyPress pages
• Only display the members you want depending on their profile fields (e.g. only show straight men to straight women)
• Allow users to select a member type upon registration (e.g. employer and employee)
• Show a percentage of how closely users match each other based on shared profile fields
• Show which users are online
• Custom Members, Groups and Activity elements to display them any where on the site
• Sync profile fields between BuddyPress and Paid Memberships Pro
• Admins can verify accounts and show a checkmark for verified users
• Full integrated redesign for the BP Profile Search plugin

Memberships & Subscriptions Features

Create any kind of member-focused business or organization with the excellent Paid Memberships Pro (PMPro) features including:

• Allow users to sign up to different memberships levels
• Membership levels can be free, a one-time payment or a recurring subscription
• Restrict content based on the membership level
• Restrict a whole category, individual posts/pages or specific content with a page

And then we take Paid Membership Pro to the next level with:

• Fully customize the appearance of the Membership Levels page with pricing tables/columns
• Add profile fields to your Checkout page
• Restrict access to specific BuddyPress features based on membership level (e.g. users can’t send messages if they don’t have the correct level)
• Sync profile fields between BuddyPress and Paid Memberships Pro
• Show different homepages depending on the membership level
• Allow the user to select the membership level directly on the Checkout page
• Integrate social login to your Checkout page

Unparalleled Review Features

As the admin you can add ratings to any post, page or custom post type. You can also allow your users to do the same by either clicking the rating icons on the page or via the comment form.

• Create unique rating displays or use the preset designs
• Allows both traditional min/max score ratings and up and down voting
• Users can add ratings via the rating element and the comment form
• Create custom review forms for users to submit their own review posts
• Set multiple criteria and weights for each rating
• Show your ratings in Google Search Results (rich snippets)
• Filter your posts and comments by ratings and number of votes
• Easily manage site and user ratings for posts and comments from admin
• Add additional review fields including good/bad points and summary
• Restrict ratings based on user permissions

Unique Hub System

The hub system is a great way of creating reviews and associating content with them. So if you have a game (hub), you can associate articles related to that game under one tab, display associated reviews under another tab and associate displayed images under a third tab. This is just an example, it doesn’t have to be games, reviews or images.

• A hub is a post, page or custom page that is about any item such as a game, movie or product.
• You can associate other posts, images and videos with your hubs and choose how this content is displayed on them.
• Append endpoints to your page URLs so if your hub is at site.com/hub-name and you create an endpoint called “review” any hub will have a page at site.com/hub-name/review. Now you can show associated reviews on this page.
• Alternatively you don’t have to use endpoints, you can keep all the associated content on the main hub and just use traditional tabs, it’s entirely up to you!