Fast Blog

What Fast Blog is?

Fast Blog is a WordPress theme with some extra tumblr-like features. It’s perfect for easy blogging and thanks to the WooTumblog plugin (included) you can add posts quickly even from a mobile phone. There are 6 types of posts:

• article
• image
• link
• audio
• video
• qoute

or you can create regular WordPress posts and pages too.

Fast Blog can also work as a regular website.
There is also no need to install WooTumblog plugin, theme works without it with no problem at all.

More features

• 4 widgets
• 106 social media icons
• 5 shortcodes with over 100 variations
• full width page template
• Cufón font replacement
• AJAX contact form (with validiation) working out of the box
• fast, clear, CSS-only, multi-level menu
• full translations support
• threaded comments
• nice Twitter and Flickr implementation (with very important buffering system to avoid exceeding the requests limit and to speed up page loading)
• Google Analytics support (or another tracking system)

Changelog

Fast Blog 1.7.4 (6 Sep 2015)

• WordPress 4.3 fixes
• increased minimal required WordPress version to 3.9

Fast Blog 1.7.3 (11 Feb 2015)

• added support for WordPress 4.1 title-tag
• updated theme’s code to fit current WordPress standards
• increased minimal required WordPress version to 3.4
• fixed wrong meta of a post if Facebook plugin is active
• other minor changes

Fast Blog 1.7.2

• added option to disable footer menu
• added option to disable post tags
• fixed wrong URL in a protected post authorization form
• other minor changes

Fast Blog 1.7.1

• added support for Theme Options phrases translations for WPML plugin
• WordPress 3.8 fixes
• other minor changes

Fast Blog 1.7

• new and improved Twitter widget with API 1.1 support
• improved Flickr widget
• Twitter/Flickr widgets and update noticer doesn’t require PHP allow_url_fopen option to work anymore
• fixes in the documentation
• minor style changes in CSS
• fixed missing text domains in some places
• fixed Strict Standards notices

Complete changelog can be found in the theme’s documentation.