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Themes in a migrated web application

  Asked By: Jeramy Livingston         Date: Dec 15, 2007      Category: Sharepoint      Views: 201
 

When you change a theme at the portal level, shouldn't it cascade all
down through the sites and subsites?
This is a portal that underwent a successful content db migration from
SPS03.

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3 Answers Found

 
Answer #1       Answered By: Judy Pittman          Answered On: Dec 15, 2007       

No, each Site (SPWeb object) has its own theme  property so that they can
be themed separately. I don't know of any out of the box way to push a
theme to all subsites. This could be coded using a Feature.

 
Answer #2       Answered By: Micheal Knight          Answered On: Dec 15, 2007       

As I remember themes  only cascade if the Top level  site of the portal
has publishing turned on. If the top level site isn't a publishing site
(and if it's a migrated  SPS03 portal  then it probably isn't) themes need
to be set on each site.

 
Answer #3       Answered By: Himanshu Gohil          Answered On: Dec 15, 2007       

I've just tried this on two Web Applications, one based on the
Collaboration Portal site template and the other based on Publishing
Portal, both have the Office Publishing Server Publishing
Infrastructure feature active, and have sites  and subsites where the
Office SharePoint Server Publishing feature is active. I then applied
theme  to the Top-level site of the site collection, and themes  do
not cascade down.

 
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