White Hat Core is the theme this site is built with. It comes with 19 custom widgets for Elementor, 133 options in the Customizer and is translated into nine languages. It uses no paid plugins and does not make any request to an external server.
A commercial theme loads features for a hundred use cases because it has to serve a hundred different clients. Yours loads only what you need. That’s the whole difference, and it shows in speed, security, and the cost of changing something two years later.
Parent theme and child theme, always both
It is the most important decision and the one that avoids the most problems. The parent brings the engine: the widgets, the options, the performance and security layers. The child is where each site is customized. So, when the parent updates, it does not overwrite the work done on top, which is exactly what happens when someone edits a directly purchased theme.
The child can even remove entire modules from the parent without touching it, because the module loading goes through a filter designed for that.
What Elementor requires the paid version for
The 19 custom widgets cover the part you normally have to pay the annual license for: header and footer builder, contact form, FAQ accordion, testimonials, pricing table, post list, counters, step‑by‑step processes
They are written as native Elementor widgets, so they can be dragged and configured just like yours. The difference is that they don’t expire.
No stylesheet writes a color by hand
The entire palette comes from variables generated by the theme itself from the Customizer. Changing the site’s whole visual identity is just changing a few colors in a panel, not searching and replacing in twenty files. The theme also checks contrast: if the chosen header color makes the text unreadable, it adjusts the ink instead of letting it pass.
What it doesn’t do
It’s not a theme you buy on a template marketplace and install in an afternoon with a demo included. It’s a theme made for a project, with its identity, and adapting it to another business is development work, not just installing a file.
It also doesn’t include a store: for WooCommerce the one that works is White Hat Apothecary. And if what you need is a minimal base because you’re going to build everything with Elementor, that’s it White Hat Canvas.
How it is delivered and what it includes
Everything we publish here originated from a real commission, and this is how it continues to be delivered: installed, documented, and with the code in the name of the payer. Maintenance —updates with prior backup, security review, and a margin of hours for small changes— is contracted separately.
You can see the rest of the pieces at our catalog of themes and plugins, or tell us what your site needs: the initial diagnosis is free and from there it turns out whether something custom is worthwhile or adapting what already exists.
Preguntas frecuentes
Can I use the theme on multiple sites?
It depends on the agreement. In custom‑made themes the code belongs to your company and you can use it wherever you want.
What happens if I want to change something later?
That’s what a child theme is for: it’s the place where each site is customized without touching the core. Any developer experienced with WordPress can continue the work, because everything is documented.
Does it work with Elementor?
Yes, and it provides what the paid version of Elementor requires: header and footer builder, form, accordion, testimonials, pricing table, and post list, among others.
Does it load Google fonts?
No. Fonts are served from your own server. Not a single request goes to a third‑party domain, which is good for speed and for your visitors’ privacy.
Does it include maintenance?
It is contracted separately. It includes updates with prior backup, security review, and a pool of hours for small changes.
