for whatever reason, (most of) your topics are marked as ‘resolved’ – and the last got moderated as ‘duplicate’ (see http://codex.wordpress.org/Forum_Welcome#Where_To_Post ).
I re-instated your last topic and closed the duplicate one – hopefully the theme’s developer or somebody else will answer your question.
as this is a volunteer based forum, there is never any guarantee that topics will get answered or resolved – alternatively please consider to post a job at http://jobs.wordpress.net/
Andrew Nevins
(@anevins)
WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support
If you want to help reduce the chance of threads going unanswered please help out http://wordpress.org/support/view/no-replies
Hi alchymyth and Andrew,
Thanks for the advice. I finally worked it out for myself and replied to my own topic (customer menu nav bar) so others can benefit.
Andrew – what do you mean help reduce the chance of threads going unanswered? I clicked on the link you provided and it opens a page of unreplied posts.
Try and help out by replying to some of the unanswered topics.
I see the traffic coming in but no comments are being left even after asking certain questions to engage my readers. What should I do or possibly change?
Andrew Nevins
(@anevins)
WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support
@eyespyfashion, Sorry that’s not what this thread is discussing, nor is it something I think these forums can help with. Try Googling this.
http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/7-tips-to-increase-your-blog-comments/
Thanks for the advice Esmi. The old-fashioned ‘you get what you give’. I’ll make a point of checking in now and then to help reduce those unanswered replies.
I am learning a lot by doing so am sure I can help others along the way. The other day I answered a post about how to create a child theme.
Thank you.
@matilda-f
I found this topic of yours just now. I noticed that all your post regarding Frontier theme are not posted on the theme’s dedicated sub-forum and instead you’ve just manually prefixed your topic titles with “[Theme: Frontier]”. This method does not notify the author.
Some theme authors do occasionally browse the Themes & Templates forum but some are just not able to, which is understandable considering the amount of topics that are being created. It’s hard to keep track. At the very least, an author might consistently check his or her theme’s sub-forum which is found on each theme’s page.
Ex. http://wordpress.org/support/theme/frontier
But as Alchymyth mentioned, with a volunteer-based forum, there is never any guarantee that topics will be resolved.
Thanks,
Ron