Theme image is only shown in the demo, not in the actual blog

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  letscodedroid · Member · Dec 18, 2014 at 5:15 am

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  hi,
  First off, I really appreciate your team for giving such a wonderful and splendid exposure on blogging.I had already raised a query regarding the issue I’m facing. Anyways, let me explain it again, I have my blog (www.droidlearner.wordpress.com) but the problem is, whenever I set a theme from the themes list, I get to see the demo version of the theme with full featured images(header images,etc) but when I apply it on my blog, nothing turns out to be positive enough (i.e. I don’t see those images in my blog , its all default theme images) but after applying them to my blog, my blog still looks like a normal blogger post. I tried clearing up my cache and browser history and the rest of all junks, but nothing turns out well.I still suffer from the problem. Request your support executive to reply on this as soon as possible as I am so interested in your free themes and developing a great blog out of it. Thanks to you guys in advance. Awaiting your solution.

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  musicdoc1 · Member · Dec 18, 2014 at 11:37 am

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  but the problem is, whenever I set a theme from the themes list, I get to see the demo version of the theme with full featured images(header images,etc) but when I apply it on my blog, nothing turns out to be positive enough (i.e. I don’t see those images in my blog , its all default theme images) but after applying them to my blog, my blog still looks like a normal blogger post.

  The images, posts, and pages, and in some cases the formats you see on the sample images in the themes pages, and in the demos, are just examples. None of the images in the samples and demos will necessarily appear in your new blog. Exceptions include default headers, borders, or background images. Users typically change as many of these as possible, soon as they figure out how.

  The format of a website shown in sample images, and in demos, might also differ from what you see on your new website. This is because some themes have multiple formats and all have optional features which may or may not be used in the demos. Some themes feature optional special page templates. Non-default settings and customizations may be responsible for some of the differences you see (e.g. static front page, custom header(s), custom background, custom menus, etc.).