BetterBodiez – Responsive Fitness Website Design Template

What’s new

1. v2.0Sep 2026
   • pricing.html — membership plans with what each one includes, built on the template's own pricing component. Every "Buy Now" button on the home page pointed nowhere.
   • blog.html — a six-post listing using the template's news card. There was no blog index at all; the home page teased three posts that led nowhere.
   • blog-single.html — a full post with a Recent Posts sidebar. Every "Read More" button pointed nowhere.
   • trainer-detail.html — one coach's profile with specialisms, session times and a booking link. The six trainers on trainer.html were not clickable.
   • Rebuilt on Bootstrap 5.3.8 (was Bootstrap 3.3.6): grid, navbar, dropdowns, carousels and forms all use current markup.
   • jQuery 1.11.3, Owl Carousel, magnific-popup, waypoints, counterup, WOW.js and the Google Maps loader are all removed. The template ships one plain JavaScript file (js/main.js) covering the carousels, the image lightbox, the counters, the mobile menu, form validation and back-to-top.
   • Concert One and Muli are now self-hosted. Version 1 fetched both from Google's servers on every page load. Muli ships as a single variable font.
   • The et-line icon font is gone — 9 files and roughly 700 KB for an icon set no page ever used a single glyph from.
   • Font payload 1,007 KB → 117 KB.
   • A Google Maps API key was hard-coded in js/map-custom.js and shipped inside the download, where anyone could take it and spend against the owner's account. It has been removed. Worth knowing: the map never worked. The script loaded the Maps API on every page that included it, but nothing ever called google.maps.Map(), so the container sat empty while the key sat in the source. The contact page now carries a real embedded map that needs no key at all.
   • 55 links went nowhere (href=""), including every "Buy Now", "Read More" and "Sign Up" button, and every social icon. They now reach real pages.
   • "commingsoon.html" was misspelled, as was the "Comming Soon" heading on it and the menu entry pointing at it. All three are corrected, and every link that referenced the old filename was updated.
   • Two pages left a <div> unclosed in the pricing section. Browsers papered over it, so nothing looked wrong, but anyone opening the file to edit it inherited the mistake.
   • The image lightbox was initialised from an inline <script> repeated in seven pages. It is now wired once, in main.js, and still opens as two separate galleries exactly as before.

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