NextPage is a free single-page Bootstrap 4 HTML5 template from ThemeWagon, designed for blog, magazine, and newspaper websites. It ships with one HTML page, all demo images, HTML5/CSS3 files, JavaScript sources, and library/plugin files, and a live preview is hosted on GitHub Pages at themewagon.github.io/next-page.
What is NextPage?
NextPage is a one-page HTML5 website template built on Bootstrap 4 and FontAwesome, created by ThemeWagon author solverwp. It takes typical blog/news content — headlines, images, social feeds, and ads — and presents it in a responsive magazine-style layout with a sticky navigation bar, two carousels (trending and latest news), and an on-load animation. The output is a static HTML/CSS/JS page that can be edited and uploaded to any web host, with no backend or build step.
Key Features
- Bootstrap 4 & HTML5/CSS3 — Layout, grid, and components rely on Bootstrap 4, styled with HTML5 and CSS3; the package includes a single HTML page plus JavaScript and plugin files.
- Sticky navigation bar — The top menu remains visible as visitors scroll the page.
- Trending and latest news carousels — Two dedicated Bootstrap carousels display trending headlines and the latest posts separately.
- On-load animation and on-hover effects — Content animates when the page loads, and cards/links react on hover, adding motion without extra libraries.
- Social media section and icons — Includes a social media block with FontAwesome icons for linking to profiles.
- Search option and advertise area — Built-in search box and a reserved ad placement for monetizing the page.
- Scroll up option — A back-to-top control appears for long-scrolling readers.
- Cross-browser and device responsive — The template is 100% responsive and is tested with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari, and mobile devices.
Who is it for?
- Bloggers — publish a single-page or anchor-linked blog layout with sticky navigation and carousels for headlines.
- Magazine and newspaper editors — use the trending/latest carousels and advertise area to structure news content and monetize traffic.
- Freelance web developers — kick off client projects with a customizable static template that requires no backend or CMS.
- Startups or personal brands — quickly launch a content page with social links, search, and a polished UI.
What can you do with NextPage?
- News sites: organize headlines into trending and latest carousel slides with on-hover effects and a sticky nav.
- Monetized blogs: place the built-in advertise area and social icons to earn from ad traffic and grow an audience.
- Portfolio or landing page: use the one-page structure and scroll-up button to present work or a single product.
Pricing
Free — open source and licensed for commercial projects with lifetime free updates, per the ThemeWagon license.
Alternatives
- Yummy — a free Bootstrap 4 food blog template from ThemeWagon.
- Magz — a free responsive magazine template built with Bootstrap.
- Zay Shop — a free Bootstrap 5 ecommerce website template, not blog-focused.
FAQ
Is NextPage free?
Yes. The template is open source, licensed for commercial projects, and includes lifetime free updates per the ThemeWagon license. Download requires an email address to receive the download link.
What files are included in the download?
The "In the box" list includes 1 HTML page, all demo images, HTML5/CSS3 files, JavaScript source files, and library/plugin files (Bootstrap 4, FontAwesome, Google Fonts).
Which browsers and devices does NextPage support?
The template is compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari, and mobile devices, and is 100% responsive.
Does NextPage require a CMS or backend?
No. It is a static single-page template; you edit the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files directly and host them anywhere. It does not include a CMS, database, or build tool.
