Make a Themler template inherit from a master template?

Hello Daniel,

If you need to create a separate template, you need to export this one, rename it, open with Themler Desktop and edit as you need. Let me know if I understand your request correctly.

Gina
Themler Support

Hey Gina,

not exactly. I understand how to clone a template, that's easy to handle. The problem is as follows:

Imagine having two cloned templates. Now I change colors on one the templates (only colors that are defined in Themler), nothing else. A few weeks later, I want to change a basic setting like width of the mobile template. This way I have to change it on both templates.

My request is to have one basic template A, then a second template B that inherits all data from the basic template A. If I change something on template A, it gets adapted (inherited) on template B - as long as I didn't overwrite the setting itself in template B.

Got me? :)

It is not possible to make such connection between separate themes (as I understand we are talking about themes, not different templates within same theme).

Gina
Themler Support

Well, can something be made like that for templates within a theme?

Controls can be shared between the templates inside same theme:
https://answers.themler.io/articles/4783/how-to-share-controls-between-different-templates

Gina
Themler Support

That's unfortunately not what I mean :( But I guess it simply doesn't work that way. Thanks though.

General styles are set under Design -> More styles. But this is not what your meant either I assume. Unfortunately, there is no other style sharing.

Gina