All of your tests are correct and normal behavior.
Themes generally don’t come with example content or pre-loaded images.
Additionally on your last test site, I only see traces of Leo, no traces of Twenty Seventeen.
You can see traces of Leo if you press “Kontakt” “über mich” it uses the pictures from Twenty Seventeen.
On other Theme its like a more crazy mix between two themes.
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tdomeet.
The pictures aren’t from the theme though, they’re in your media library and it’s just using what’s where.
here a sample for the mixed theme.. normal installation without installing a theme. I just installed Leo straight. http://testthree.tdomeet.de/
What you’re seeing is how Leo operates, it’s just filling in with images that are already in your Media library.
There is absolutely no “mixing” going on here, this is absolutely 100% normal operation.
Most themes don’t include image, some do, and pretty much all themes will make use of existing images in your Media library some way or another (especially if they’re already set as the post’s or page’s Featured Image).
okay thanks for answering 🙂
It´s not the best behavior that if you change the theme it looks like http://testtwo.tdomeet.de/ , but if you install it after a fresh installation it looks like http://testthree.tdomeet.de/…
But i´ll close this case now 🙂
I suppose, think of it this way:
Media management is almost always entirely up to WordPress, media is rarely included with or managed by themes.
It is not the theme’s job to totally undo all content and media just by changing a theme, that would be incredibly destructive.
It’s the theme’s job to seamlessly work with the existing content and images, so that you can safely change at any time.
