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					<description><![CDATA[I am sorry to leave such a bad review, but I think it is needed to avoid colleagues having problems like mine.

FIRST MAIN ISSUE
Jevelin is a collection of single-page sites developed with different layout plugins: Elementor, WP Bakery, and others.
If you import multiple demos to clone some page layouts, you end up with a variety of plugins and CSS.
This generates lots of problems and conflicts.
I had to clean everything and start from scratch, just to find I had one single page to work with. The variety of demos you see in the advertising is misleading.

SECOND MAIN ISSUE:
The demos have bugs, which is why there is support, right? No.
The support is virtually nonexistent: it takes days to get a reply, which is usually a &quot;check the version&quot; and nothing more.
I now have a problem with a Revolution slider part and there has been no help in 8 days.

I will buy another theme, better supported. I prefer to spend more money than give my clients a bad product and be embarrassed.

I am extremely disappointed.

This is my first theme purchase and my last. The support is non-existent. The page load time as packaged is terrible. I decided to build the page on my own, and it looks significantly better with far fewer bugs. That&#039;s what I get for taking shortcuts.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am sorry to leave such a bad review, but I think it is needed to avoid colleagues having problems like mine.</p>
<p>FIRST MAIN ISSUE<br />
Jevelin is a collection of single-page sites developed with different layout plugins: Elementor, WP Bakery, and others.<br />
If you import multiple demos to clone some page layouts, you end up with a variety of plugins and CSS.<br />
This generates lots of problems and conflicts.<br />
I had to clean everything and start from scratch, just to find I had one single page to work with. The variety of demos you see in the advertising is misleading.</p>
<p>SECOND MAIN ISSUE:<br />
The demos have bugs, which is why there is support, right? No.<br />
The support is virtually nonexistent: it takes days to get a reply, which is usually a &#8220;check the version&#8221; and nothing more.<br />
I now have a problem with a Revolution slider part and there has been no help in 8 days.</p>
<p>I will buy another theme, better supported. I prefer to spend more money than give my clients a bad product and be embarrassed.</p>
<p>I am extremely disappointed.</p>
<p>This is my first theme purchase and my last. The support is non-existent. The page load time as packaged is terrible. I decided to build the page on my own, and it looks significantly better with far fewer bugs. That&#8217;s what I get for taking shortcuts.</p>
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