After duplicating photo book projects (in Photos) and experimenting with several themes, one would like to know which theme is the actual one: Should be shown in the header. Otherwise it is very tiring to find out afterwards.
iMac, iOS 10.3.2
The current theme is highlighted in the Theme Chooser panel, when you click the "Change Theme" button.
Cancel the dialog and do not actually apply a new theme, just look, what is highlighted and framed in blue.
Unfortunately, this method does not always work :-)
In many cases, Picture Book themes were recognized as "Monograph", but in some cases it was shown right. So one can't really rely on this method.
And, as you see, the theme is framed not in blue, but in gray ...
Maybe it is also a question of the Photos version ( I have the newest Version 2.0 (3150.4.120)) or Mac OS (10.12.5)?
This is a Picture Book:
but it is shown as "Monograph"
Regards, regixfromkonstanz
When I duplicate a book, the theme seems to default to "Monograph", when I first open the Theme Chooser.
After duplicating, you can only see the original theme in the original copy.
I am using the work-around to append the name of the theme to the name of the book project. A book project about birds might be called "Birds - Gallery". When I change the theme, I change the name of the project. You just have to remember to edit the Title page, so the theme name will not appear as the title.
What themes were chosen for a photo book? After duplicating (book) projects and changing themes several times were is it shown which theme it actually was chosen?
