Applying a theme
To use a theme in a document or set of documents, you need to apply it. You can apply a theme to any of the following document sets:
- Just the current document
- All open documents
- Every document in the current local siteA managed collection of documents, folders, and resource files on the local file system that you intend to publish as a Web site.
- The current document and its child documents, if any, in the site treeThe explicitly defined logical structure (hierarchy) of a site, on which dynamic navigation bars are based. of the current local siteA managed collection of documents, folders, and resource files on the local file system that you intend to publish as a Web site.
Before applying a theme, you must save all the documents to be affected. Namo WebEditor will prompt you to save the document(s) if necessary.
To apply a theme
- On the Document menu, click Theme in the Decorate section.
- In the folder list, select a theme category, and then select a theme in the selection area. (To get a better view of the selected theme, double-click it.)
- When you are satisfied with your selection, click OK.
- Specify what set of documents you want to apply the theme to, and then click OK.
You cannot undo applying a theme. Once you apply a theme, you cannot return the document or site to a themeless state without manually deleting theme files and editing the document’s source code. If you change a document or site’s theme and you want to go back to the old theme, you need to reapply the old theme.
When you add a new document to a site to which you have applied a theme, the new document does not automatically use the theme. You must explicitly apply the theme to the new document.