Pages and blog posts are made of the same 214 ready sections, edited straight on the page. The shop sections read your own WooCommerce products. Colours, typography and the logo live in the native WordPress Customizer. The theme also works on its own, without the builder.

Three ways to fill a page

There is no lock-in between them. A page drafted in one click can be finished by hand, and a page written by a chat can be rearranged with two arrows.

• Pick the sections yourself. Choose from fifteen groups in the sidebar, type over the text in place, swap an image through the media library. Every block ships with its own photographs, so a page looks finished before you replace anything.
• Let it lay the page out. Say what the page is for - a product, a service, a shop - and the generator picks the blocks and puts them in a sensible order. Blocks only, no invented content: you fill in the words, so nothing has to be deleted afterwards.
• Ask an AI chat to build it. Connect a chat you already use and describe the page in your own words. It picks the blocks, orders them and writes the text. It is off until you switch it on, it only gets the rights of the user it signs in as, and every edit it makes can be undone.

Light and dark, one radio button apart

Not a filter over the light version. Every one of the 214 sections has its own dark set of shades, drawn and checked for contrast, and the builder shows you the scheme you are actually publishing. Two demo files come with the download, one per scheme, so you can start from either.

214 sections in 15 groups

• Header 16 and Navigation 12
• Features 32, Text 12, Call to action 20
• Pricing 12 and Table 4
• Commerce 20 - real WooCommerce products, including variable ones
• Gallery 12, Team 12, Testimonials 12
• Blog 12, Form 12, Contact 12, Footer 12

Navigation, footer and blog sections read your WordPress menus, posts and products by themselves, so a section shows the right links as soon as a menu is assigned.

The quiet parts that matter later

• Your real products. Twenty shop sections read prices, images and add-to-cart straight from WooCommerce. The other 194 work without it.
• Made for narrow screens too. Every section has its own arrangement for the phone, not a squeezed desktop row.
• No outside requests, if you want. One option sets pages in the fonts the visitor already has, and then the theme contacts nobody at all. Useful where a privacy policy rules out third-party requests.
• Working forms. Contact and newsletter sections store submissions in the WordPress admin and email them to you. Honeypot field, nonce verification and per-IP rate limiting included. Or swap in a form from your own plugin by shortcode.
• Translation ready. German, Spanish, French and Italian are included, with a POT file for any other language.
• Not welded together. The builder is a separate plugin. Switch it off and pages fall back to the normal editor content; switch the theme and the sections keep rendering.
• Gutenberg friendly. Core blocks are styled to match, and the editor shows your palette and typography.

What is in the download

• uny.zip - the theme
• uny-child.zip - the child theme, for when you edit template files
• ewub-uny-builder.zip - the section builder
• ewd-widgets.zip - a companion plugin adding the Random Posts widget
• demo-content-light.xml and demo-content-dark.xml - the demo site, one file per colour scheme
• documentation - the full guide, offline. Open documentation/index.html in any browser; no internet connection needed
• Documentation.txt - the installation steps in brief

Install the theme through Appearance, Themes, Add New, Upload Theme, and the two plugins through Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin. No licence key is needed.

Requirements

• WordPress 6.9 or newer, tested up to WordPress 7.1
• PHP 8.1 or newer
• WooCommerce only if you plan to sell
• For the AI assistant only: WordPress application passwords, which need HTTPS

About the images

The photographs in the demo content are AI-generated and are there for demonstration only: replace them with your own before a site goes live. What you are buying is software - templates, stylesheets, PHP and JavaScript, written as code rather than generated.

Licence

Everything here - the theme, the child theme and both plugins - is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2 or later.

Documentation and demos

The full guide travels inside the download, so it is there the moment you unzip it: open documentation/index.html in any browser. The same guide is online as well, open to read before buying:

Live demos: (light) and (dark)