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How do you revert a space theme to the site theme?

Felicity Chapman

If you choose a theme for a specific space and then change your mind - how can you revert the space to use the global site theme? I've looked at the documentation and can only find instructions on how to define a theme for a space - not how to undo this action.

Would be very grateful for any ideas.

Accepted answers

Mark Hrynczak

On the Space Admin>Themes page, there should be an option:

"Global Look and Feel"

Selecting that will remove all space-level changes, and the space will use the global theme.

Do you see that option for the space on your instance?

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Alejandro Conde Carrillo

While viewing any content on the space:

Go to "Browse" > "Space Admin"
Click on "Themes".

You will need Space Admin permissions for that space.

Felicity Chapman

Thanks for the very speedy reply. I'm sorry that my question wasn't very clear.

I am aware of the Space Admin>Themes page. However, as far as I can tell, all you can do is change to a different theme. I want to remove all space-level theme definition so that any future changes to the Global site theme will take effect in this space too. I'm using the Documentation theme and don't want to have to remember to make changes to the header/footer etc. in every space.

Is simply clearing the header/footer boxes in the space enough? Or will that override the site definition for the header/footer?

Mark Hrynczak

On the Space Admin>Themes page, there should be an option:

"Global Look and Feel"

Selecting that will remove all space-level changes, and the space will use the global theme.

Do you see that option for the space on your instance?

Felicity Chapman

Thanks. I don't know how I didn't notice the Global Look and Feel option before. This is exactly what I was looking for.