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Cobalt Apps: Meet The New Freelancer DevKit Plugin
Cobalt Apps just released Freelancer DevKit, their latest point & click WordPress web design plugin. This version is specifically tailored to work with their own in-house Framework theme called Freelancer.
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Freelancer DevKit
Basically, you will get your hands on a custom child theme development plugin that comes with both point & click design control and custom coding capabilities.
Features
- Point & click design control via an intuitive & clean layout
- Professional custom coding tools with access to
- Custom style, function & script files
- Child theme functions.php
- Professional code editing experience via Ace Editor
- Child Theme Image Manager
- Child Theme Creator & Export
- Front-end Dev Tools
- Independent child theme: Child Themes aes hard-coded and do not depend on DevKit to work
Please note that Genesis DevKit, the Genesis Framework version, is now in development and will be released soon. Stay tuned!
Pricing, Support & Updates
The Freelancer DevKit Plugin can be purchased for $69 with unlimited license activations included.
A license comes with free updates and support for one year. Please note that licenses are billed yearly until cancelled. Cobalt Apps are also providing a full refund within 30 days of purchase. Conditions apply.
Alternatively, you can get your hands on it via the Cobalt All Access package for just $199. This pack gets you access to all existing and future Cobalt Apps products. Also available as a Cobalt All Access Lifetime license.
The Fair Freelancer Marketplace
Freelancers, would you like to win 1 of 5 free business profiles for life? Sign up to enter the competition.
Ahoi.pro, the new fair freelance marketplace is about to launch! Sign up to be among the first to be notified!
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