There are even groups for specific WordPress themes and frameworks. There are WordPress groups in many languages and for narrow geographical regions. There are groups about specific aspects of creating a WordPress site: one for plugins, one for hosting, one for security, one for page speed optimization. There’s one for beginners, intermediate users, and advanced coders. On Facebook alone, there are dozens of WordPress groups. There are countless places to ask a tech question. Programmers have a thing called rubber duck debugging: explain your problem, line-by-line, to the duck as if it knows nothing about coding sometimes a solution comes to you as you try to explain the problem. Reach out for help when you are truly stuck. You should know enough about the code to be able to try to fix the problem yourself. If you are attempting to work as a professional web designer, learn HTML and CSS.
Try to learn whether the problem has to do with your theme, your plugins, your CSS stylesheet, your host, or what-have-you. Learn enough about what’s going on with your situation, and how your website is set up, that you can frame the question. So here are my tips for asking a technical question about a web design, so that you get an answer that’s quick and accurate. Half of getting to the right solution is framing the question correctly. There are many people willing to help but don’t understand your problem.
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One thing I’ve noticed is how much faster members will receive useful answers if they know how to ask the question. I run a largish WordPress group on Facebook ( WordPress Designers with 2500+ members) with two fellow admins. Although our focus is design, we get a lot of questions that require some technical/coding answers.
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