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Here is how to change the default header image on the ‘Site Page’ on SharePoint Online: Navigate to the modern site page. E.g. https://crescent.sharepoint.com/sites/marketing/SitePages/About-Us.aspx Click on the “Edit” button on the top right area. Click on the top-header area to select it and then click on the little image icon as shown below.
SharePoint 2016/2013 provides publishing feature, by using which we can easily change Master Page in SharePoint 2016 from Site Settings page. Here we have a team site and by default, the publishing feature is not enabled in the team site. So we have to enable the publishing feature first and then we can change the master page.
How to inherit a master page from a subsite?
To inherit Master Page / Theme of the Main Site to the subsites. Look and Feel > Design Manager > Publish and Apply Design. Reset all subsites to inherit the Site Master Page Setting. Reset all subsites to inherit the System Master Page Setting.
How to change the look of a subsite?
Go to Site Settings > Look and Feel > Change the look, select the look as you prefer! For Publishing enabled sites, you can set the master page and css to inherit parent. For that so you have to change this for the entire sub sites! what a piece of sh!t is sharepoint anyway.
When inserting a banner on a SharePoint page, you’ll also be asked to set the focal point. This is all about the area of the banner you always want to be visible. Move this focal point around and place it on the area that is most important to you (if your images has logos in – I would normally focus on this):
How do I change the background image in SharePoint?
To add or change the background image, choose Change to upload an image of your own, or drag an image from your computer onto the thumbnail image above the Change command. To change the color scheme, click the arrow next to Colors and select another color scheme.
Here is an example of an image shown in the Tiles layout (top) and Bricks layout (bottom) Depending on the layout, images in the News web part can be 4:3, 16:9, or 21:9. Here is an example of images in a top story and a carousel layout.