21 reviews for Counselor – Counseling Therapy Center Responsive WordPress Theme
Rated 5 out of 5
Andriy Yevdoshchek –
very nice theme. The design is looking fresh and there are many useful blocks
Rated 5 out of 5
Richard Dale –
Great theme that easy to work with. Works great for the client I have selected it for.
Rated 4 out of 5
WEBSITES INTERNATIONAL LLC –
This template looks and feels really great. The animations are very smooth. The only problem with the template, and the reason it loses one star, is because of the 8 grid section just below the welcome area. That area is not coded correctly. The design suggests that the text areas match up with the images to the left and right, but when you go to mobile view, you will see that the text areas actually correspond to the images above and below. I filed a ticket with the developers, and they are currently working on a fix. Definitely not a 5 star template if a customer has to point out such a glaring flaw.
Rated 3 out of 5
Oded –
Great looking, but buggy and hard to handle. Support were lovely, but could only answer 70% of my bugs. Overall – great looking site but a lot of work.
Rated 1 out of 5
Jerra Dooley –
The design was perfect for my needs. I paid extra to have someone install the mandatory apps for running the design. Everything worked together as it should. The problem was in editing the pages and design content. First I learned the pictures were not included with the design, so an extra fee and extra time was involved in purchasing pictures. Next, when editing content on each page, there was a bunch of html code to weed through at the top of the page and intermittently in the body. I am accustomed to this code being hidden, so that the actual text is all that is seen. That made it very confusing to change text. Next, changing out the pictures and colors in the design was another learning process. So, what I thought was going to be a quick application of a new design to my current website turned into a nightmare. Upon installing the new design, I was told by the TemplateMonster installer that they needed to begin with a clean install, meaning all my current pages and apps would be removed. I did not understand that in order to reinstall the pages to the new design template, I would literally have to create another site under a different domain, upload the backup from the old site, then cut and paste all the content (one page at a time) into the new design template on the old domain. Am I confusing you? Welcome to the group! Like I say, this turned into a nightmare for me. How does this saga end? I removed the new template, ate the bucks spent so far on this design, and went with a theme from a different creator. On the bright side, the support at Template Monster was super responsive and did all they could to make this work for me; unfortunately the workability of the theme was not within their power to fix.
Andriy Yevdoshchek –
very nice theme. The design is looking fresh and there are many useful blocks
Richard Dale –
Great theme that easy to work with. Works great for the client I have selected it for.
WEBSITES INTERNATIONAL LLC –
This template looks and feels really great. The animations are very smooth. The only problem with the template, and the reason it loses one star, is because of the 8 grid section just below the welcome area. That area is not coded correctly. The design suggests that the text areas match up with the images to the left and right, but when you go to mobile view, you will see that the text areas actually correspond to the images above and below. I filed a ticket with the developers, and they are currently working on a fix. Definitely not a 5 star template if a customer has to point out such a glaring flaw.
Oded –
Great looking, but buggy and hard to handle. Support were lovely, but could only answer 70% of my bugs.
Overall – great looking site but a lot of work.
Jerra Dooley –
The design was perfect for my needs. I paid extra to have someone install the mandatory apps for running the design. Everything worked together as it should. The problem was in editing the pages and design content. First I learned the pictures were not included with the design, so an extra fee and extra time was involved in purchasing pictures. Next, when editing content on each page, there was a bunch of html code to weed through at the top of the page and intermittently in the body. I am accustomed to this code being hidden, so that the actual text is all that is seen. That made it very confusing to change text. Next, changing out the pictures and colors in the design was another learning process. So, what I thought was going to be a quick application of a new design to my current website turned into a nightmare. Upon installing the new design, I was told by the TemplateMonster installer that they needed to begin with a clean install, meaning all my current pages and apps would be removed. I did not understand that in order to reinstall the pages to the new design template, I would literally have to create another site under a different domain, upload the backup from the old site, then cut and paste all the content (one page at a time) into the new design template on the old domain. Am I confusing you? Welcome to the group! Like I say, this turned into a nightmare for me. How does this saga end? I removed the new template, ate the bucks spent so far on this design, and went with a theme from a different creator. On the bright side, the support at Template Monster was super responsive and did all they could to make this work for me; unfortunately the workability of the theme was not within their power to fix.