Your eLumine Theme Was Discontinued. Own Its Replacement.
LearnDash retired eLumine, and the Unyson framework under it was abandoned years ago. We migrate your course site to a lean custom theme you own outright — same look for your learners, every piece of hidden child-theme logic ported, zero downtime. $1,500 fixed.
An exit, not just a theme swap
Generic advice says 'switch to another theme.' But a course site that has run for years keeps real business logic buried in its child theme — completion rules, cohort gating, custom shortcodes, page templates. Swap themes naively and those die silently. We audit what your theme actually does, rebuild it as a small custom theme with no framework and no license key, and keep everything your learners and staff rely on working.
- The theme subscription is gone — and so is the risk of an abandoned framework
- Same look, same logins, same widgets — learners never notice the switch
- All child-theme logic audited, ported, and documented in one place
- You own the theme outright: no license, no renewal, no vendor lottery
The problems we solve every week
“Our theme subscription still bills, but the theme is dead.”
We replace it with a custom theme you own. The subscription ends, and nothing you depend on ends with it.
“We're afraid switching themes will break the course site.”
We audit your child theme first, port every piece of logic, keep template names and widget areas intact, and take full backups before touching anything — so the switch is invisible to learners.
“Every WordPress update feels like a gamble on an abandoned framework.”
The Unyson framework is removed entirely. A small, dependency-free theme means updates stop being scary.
What the fixed price includes
A complete migration, not a theme installation — from audit to live switch.
Child-theme logic audit
We map everything your current theme secretly does — completion rules, access gating, shortcodes, custom templates — before a single file changes.
Full backups first
Account snapshot, database export, and an archive of the old theme with its settings. Reversible at every step.
Custom replacement theme
A lean, framework-free theme carrying your exact brand — colors, logo, layouts — with no license key and no builder dependency for core pages.
Continuity engineering
Template filenames and widget-area IDs preserved so page assignments and years of configured widgets survive untouched.
LearnDash & WooCommerce tested
Courses, lessons, quizzes, certificates, and checkout verified end-to-end before and after the switch.
Documentation + 30 days of care
The settings your staff change each term documented in one place, plus 30 days of post-migration support included.
Questions, answered
Is this only for eLumine?
eLumine is the most common case since LearnDash retired it, but the same fixed-price exit works for any discontinued or abandoned WordPress theme — LMS or not. If your theme vendor is gone, we can replace what they left behind.
Will our learners notice anything?
No — that's the point. We keep your brand, layouts, logins, and URLs. Recent migrations went live the same day they started, with zero downtime and nothing broken.
What about the customizations in our child theme?
That's the heart of the job. We audit your child theme line by line, port every rule and template into the new theme, and document the settings your team touches so nothing lives in mystery code anymore.
Why not just switch to Kadence or another free theme?
For a simple site, that can work. For a course site with years of accumulated logic, a generic theme swap silently breaks completion rules, access gating, and custom pages. A small custom theme costs a one-time fee and removes the vendor risk permanently.
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