Hi all,
New to Typeform and first post in the forum.
I’m a bit confused about the logic (or lack thereof) behind Themes and what happens when I duplicate them.
In a test workspace I created a survey and saved it. Then I created a duplicate of that survey. I then edited the name of the theme and I’m then asked if I want to save it as a new theme.
So now I have the newly created theme and the “default” version of the theme.
When opening the first created survey, the newly renamed and saved theme I can Rename, Edit, Duplicate and Delete whereas the “default” theme I can only Edit.
If I open the duplicated survey I see only the newly renamed theme and there I can Rename, Edit, Duplicate and Delete it.
Earlier in the process of creating surveys I unfortunately changed the background image on one survey and saved it across all surveys. This was a major issue and has made me very wary of working with themes. As I see it is way to easy to make a mistake here, all the while finding the logical - and correct - process is eluding me… hopefully someone can help shed some light on this
And yes I have read all the guides I could find. Did not really get it, that when editing a default theme and saving it, that is then a custom theme in Typeform and what i do with that is changed in all surveys that uses that theme.
Best, Henrik