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VScroll
Display millions of rows and grids without affecting your website performance, not a bit. Not even a little bit. It’s a fast replacement for the default web browser scroll and infinite scroll. Inspired by Facebook, Twitter and fonts.google.com.
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Milo - A Blogging Theme for Tumblr
Milo is a spiffy blogging theme for Tumblr with slick transitions and plenty of customization options. Milo comes with seven pre-built color schemes to instantly change your blog’s “look and feel”, but you can of course override those colors to create a bespoke palette that’s all your own.
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Quadro - A Masonry Theme for Tumblr
Meet Quadro, a sleek blog theme for Tumblr with an emphasis on sharing. Quadro has a flexible masonry layout with blocks of different sizes. Simply use tags to “embiggen” posts to draw attention to them. The sharing widget makes your posts even more discoverable thanks to its beautiful design, and the full-featured sidebar can be hidden off-canvas, or “pinned” on desktop screens. Take a look at the demos—blogging has just become a tad more stylish!