Versatile - Responsive Multi-Purpose WP Theme 1.5.0

Versatile is a powerful, long-standing WordPress theme developed by GoodLayers, a highly-regarded author on ThemeForest. True to its name, it is designed to be a "chameleon" theme that can be adapted for almost any industry, from corporate law firms and creative agencies to restaurants and online shops.

As of late 2025, it remains well-supported and updated to be compatible with the latest versions of WordPress and WooCommerce.

## Core Strengths

GoodLayers Page Builder: Unlike themes that rely solely on Elementor, Versatile uses the proprietary GoodLayers drag-and-drop builder. It’s known for being intuitive and allows for highly specific section customizations, such as parallax backgrounds with custom speeds.

Extreme Customization:

Unlimited Colors: Almost every element’s color can be changed via the admin panel.

Scalable Container: You can set the site width to any pixel value.

Sidebar Flexibility: Offers five different width options ($16\%$, $25\%$, $33\%$, $41\%$, or $50\%$) for sidebars.

Premium Bundles: It often comes bundled with high-value plugins like Master Slider ($23 value), which supports video backgrounds and full-screen carousels.

WooCommerce Ready: The theme features a minimal, modern design for shop pages and includes a built-in cart button in the main navigation.

## Technical Specifications

Feature

Details

Developer

GoodLayers

Latest Compatibility

WordPress 6.8.x / WooCommerce 9.x

Design Style

Clean, Professional, Retina-Ready

Layout Options

Boxed & Full-Width

Advanced Features

Mega Menu, Floating Nav, Google Fonts Uploader

### How it Differs from Efora

While Efora (which you mentioned previously) is a niche-specific theme focused on travel bookings, Versatile is a "blank canvas."

Choose Efora if you need a built-in reservation system for tours.

Choose Versatile if you want total design freedom to build a brand-heavy business site or a standard e-commerce store.

Note: Because Versatile is a multipurpose theme, it can become "heavy" if you import too many demo features. To keep it fast, only activate the components you actually need for your specific project.

Would you like me to find some live examples of websites built with Versatile, or are you looking for a tutorial on how to use the GoodLayers builder?