Boo & Co.

Boo & Co. 1.0.0

No permission to buy ($25.00)
Compatible XF 2.x versions
  1. 2.3
Updates duration
$12.50 / 12 mo. renewal
Visible branding
Yes, but removable without payment
Boo & Co. is a Halloween-inspired XenForo 2.3 theme built around a playful, welcoming atmosphere with friendly ghosts, glowing pumpkins and a purple night sky.

The illustrated hero is complemented by a corner cobweb, pumpkin forum icons, candy corn decorations and little ghosts perched on the sidebar headings. Deep purple panels and warm orange accents carry the design throughout the forum.

The theme keeps XenForo’s native functionality intact while giving the forum list, threads, navigation, account menus, sidebar and footer a coordinated appearance.

Demo

Customization​

Boo & Co. includes its own style properties for customizing the hero content, display font, category heading colors and decorative elements. The hero and decorative accents can also be disabled.

Common settings such as typography, page width and sidebar width continue to use XenForo’s native style properties.

Compatibility​

Boo & Co. has been tested on XenForo 2.3.13 across desktop, tablet and mobile layouts.

Installation is handled through the normal XenForo style importer, with all required theme assets included in the package. No additional add-on is required.
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