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Apogee

A citizen-science observatory network theme with a distinct GPU-rendered background per section.

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Highlights

  • Six distinct GPU-rendered section backgrounds — nebula, plasma, starfield, orbital, lensing, spectral
  • Real-time WebGL raymarching, not looping video
  • Observation CPT for a citizen-science observatory network
  • Violet / cyan palette on a deep-space canvas

Overview

A citizen-science observatory network theme with a distinct GPU-rendered background per section.

Six distinct GPU-rendered section backgrounds — nebula, plasma, starfield, orbital, lensing, spectral Real-time WebGL raymarching, not looping video Observation CPT for a findings log Violet / cyan palette on a deep-space canvas

What's included

  • Full theme source — every template, style sheet & script
  • One-click demo importer (idempotent, no page builder)
  • Live Customizer controls for copy, colours & content
  • Translation-ready .pot file + RTL stylesheet
  • HTML documentation + a CHANGELOG file
  • Lifetime updates + 6 months support (renewable)

Specifications

WordPress5.6 – 7.0
PHP8.0 – 8.3
BrowsersChrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge (latest)
LayoutFully responsive, mobile → desktop
LocalizationTranslation-ready · RTL included
AccessibilityKeyboard-navigable · prefers-reduced-motion
Page builderNot required — native Customizer
LicenseGNU GPL v2 · single-site commercial

Release

v1.0.0 A citizen-science observatory network theme with a distinct GPU-rendered background per section.

The complete, dated version history ships in the theme’s CHANGELOG file. Every purchase includes lifetime access to future updates.

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