Blocksy

Blocksy is a stand alone traditional WordPress theme that also has tight integration with most WordPress page builder including Elementor. It does require a free plugin at minimum to provide it’s basic feature set. There is a commercial version of the plugin that extends Blocksy’s feature set.

Bridge

Bridge is a paid theme purchased through Envato/Themeforest. It is use on the older Annual Report sites. These sites are slowly being archived with only one still public facing. We are stuck with that one, Annual Report 2017, for seven years because we cannot find the printed version of the report. More info will be in the site(s) notes on how widgets were used to build a menu system and how that can be supported.

Hello Elementor

Hello Elementor is a minimal theme designed specifically to work with Elementor and Elementor Pro. It will work without but would take a lot of customization. Does make free version of Elementor much more attractive.

Hometown Health

This theme was built by some studio I don’t remember. We transferred the maintenance and customization of the theme to Noble Studio’s in 2018 and they supported it until 2020. We now are responsible for keeping the theme up to current minimum standards for WordPress. HTH is moving to Sitecore in the next 18 months probably. I think we should still do a evaluate and move to another WordPress theme before then to prepare for the project. Elementor and Blocksy would be my choice.

Oshine

Oshine is a template built by BrandExponents. It uses the Tatsu Builder. The Tatsu Builder started as an inhouse page builder used only with their own themes. In 2021 the Tatsu page builder became a standalone product and licensing became less than friendly. Neither Oshine or Tatsu has the option of a dev or staging license. Renown started using the Oshine theme in late 2019. Oshine is not a traditional site builder and can function with out Tatsu but much of the functionality is lost.