WordPress needs to inform us WHICH themes are supported or not
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FOr example,
Mixfolio has given no response after 7 months—–then on another post in their “support” forum, a forum administrator said Mixfolio does not support their theme.
If Mixfolio, or any other theme, does not provide support, wordpress should flag this as an unsupported theme, then at least people will know what to expect.
It has been a huge waste of my time trying unsupported themes.
Wordpress needs to really improve on centralizing their database of themes, putting them in ONE PLACE (not scattered all over the web on old ghost postings). Another theme, Autofocus, I found on a post on the internet, downloaded it, and installed through my wordpress site. It didn’t work and their was no response in their forum. Then a week later, by sheer accident, I stumbled across a post on WordPress support that said autofocus is not supported.
But WordPress never gave a single flag the whole time I was installing it and looking through the theme’s support forum. That is a tremendous waste of time and could be easily avoided.
Wordpress should put all the themes in one list and then tick the boxes or not for each one- flaws, support available, any other issue we need to know.
Otherwise our search for themes has no rhyme, reason or logic.
Wordpress has a lot to offer obviously, but it seems they are desperately trying to get more and more themes without really paying attention to the problems except in the most random way.
Thank you!
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