ResponsiveBoat

Is great theme but have many errors.

• This topic was modified 1 day, 3 hours ago by mikemen.

It’s pretty on the surface but it doesn’t save changes. I’ve tried several times to change the large white text under the logo image. It will change in the customize preview but will revert and never switch over on the actual page.
The same goes for the text on the buttons below that text and probably else too.
Useless.

Very impressive theme, however, has bugs that disqualify its use …

Developer claims this to be mobile responsive, but it is not fully responsive. The main header image (the showcase of the site) does not resize according to browser size and is not retina ready for Apple products. They say in their support that it’s simply not possible. Luckily for me I am a hand-coder and have been able to add this functionality via CSS myself. What a PITA. Do NOT get this template if mobile is important to you unless you feel like tackling that part by coding it yourself.

The whole purpose of a child theme like this one is that it’s never updated.

If I update this theme, will I lose everything I’ve customized?

It’s not fully compatible with WordPress 4.5 (theme ver. 1.1.3).
Because of that there is some issues with menu and sticky header …

Awesome child theme of Zerif Lite, the full height on the Big title Section makes it stand out.
Works great for a business/agency website.

I bought the paid version of the theme as we found that it did what we wanted.
Although support initially took longer than I’d hoped, issues were quickly fixed.

Social Media icons do not include Instagram, which is perplexing given its one of the top social media networks. However, I was quickly given a workaround which works perfect.

I really like this theme, its easy to use and looks great almost out of the box.
http://www.foxemerson.com