CharityLife - NGO & Charity Fundraising Template
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CharityLife – NGO & Charity Fundraising Template is a super cool, creative and clean multipage template especially designed for all type of fundraising organizations and basically NGOs related websites in various fields.. CharityLife – Multi Page HTML template comes with a beautifully developed home page and 7 inner pages , that includes about, contact, events/blogs .
Template Features
- Cross Browser compatabilities
- Powered by Bootstrap 3.3.7
- Responsive Layout
- Based on 970px Grid System
- W3C Validated
- Unique and Modern Style
- Contain Homepage & 7 inner pages include about, contact, events/blogs
- Perfect for non-profit organizations
- Easy to use
- User Friendly
- Developer Friendly
- Integrated Google Map
Version History
Version 1.0 – 22/12/2017
CharityLife released
Sources and Credits
Fonts Used
Open Sans(Google Webfont)
Icons Used
- Free Icons by Font Awesome
Logo Used
Free Icons by Freepik
Graphics Used
Many thanks for these great images to:
Note: All images are just used for preview purpose only and NOT included in the final purchase files.
Detailed Documentation is included in the zip file
Online Support
- Email : design@thinking-code.com
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ReplyDeleteI am working with your CharityLife NGO template and it is wonderful. But I am having a problem. In the second bar at the top of the page, I have put the logo in where indicated. I have sized it to fit vertically. It looks great when it is on a computer desktop, and even on a tablet.
ReplyDeleteHowever, when I view it at a phone size, my logo is apparently too long, and ends up disappearing and wrapping below behind my images.
Is seems like there should be some way to code that allows for a smaller image to be substituted in when viewed in mobile size?
How can this be achieved?
Thanks, Mia