It’s designed to work with the Easy Recipe plugin, which is an open source plugin available on most of our plans that presents recipes with appropriate microdata markup. Like many themes, the name doesn’t limit how you can use this theme. If you’re not using Daily Dish Pro on a food blogging site, just don’t activate the Easy Recipe plugin and you’re left with a theme offering a clean design with attractive styling for primary navigation sub-menus. Many recently released themes have opted to reduce the primary navigation to 1 level, which doesn’t work well for those needing a few more menu items.
Introduced on 8/12/14, Daily Dish Pro is a 3 column theme with 6 layout options. The theme includes a landing page template. Beyond the WordPress standards of custom menus and threaded comments, the Daily Dish Pro theme also supports custom headers, a custom background, and a mobile specific menu. There’s no Header Right widget area in this theme, which keeps the logo text or image in a prominent position in the center of the page.
Daily Dish Pro also supports Google web fonts (specifically Lato and Playfair). The selected fonts add about 131 Kb to the page weight of the site. Daily Dish Pro loads dashicons which brings the total addition to about 176 Kb on our demo. That’s not an insignificant addition for typography considering that the home page of our demo site is about 944 Kb in total.
Here are all of the widget areas for the Daily Dish Pro theme:
And here’s a full length image of the theme’s home page:
We’ve got a live demo of the Daily Dish Pro theme that shows off its basic features.
The Daily Dish Pro theme is available on our plans with premium themes, from PERFORMplus and up.
If you haven't signed up for one of our plans, you can ask pre-sales questions about the Daily Dish Pro theme by reaching out via our contact form. Existing customers should use our ticket-based email support to ask questions about the Daily Dish Pro theme.