verb
definition
To give a theme to.
example
We themed the birthday party around superheroes.
definition
To apply a theme to; to change the visual appearance and/or layout of (software).
Examples of theming in a Sentence
Maverick is located in the park's Frontier Town section on the former site of the family flume ride, White Water Landing, and the coaster's mild theming and bucking bronco logo fit well with this area of the park.
As riders draw closer to the boarding platform, they are surrounded by tribal masks, 40 foot high burning torches, and other exotic theming that sets the mood for this challenging ride.
Instead of the space port theming in the queue line, the narrow hallways have been painted with fluorescent paint and blacklit to provide a mild 3D effect, and riders can purchase 3D glasses if desired.
The park's outstanding theming and intricate attention to detail make it an amazing park to experience, and once inside the gates guests can visit different "islands" with coordinated themes.
As mentioned above, dance step graphics can also be found via DVDs, video games or other home entertainment units that use dance as part of its theming.
If your venue is large, concentrate your theming efforts into the programs, awards, etc., while sticking to a simple set on the stage.
Theming a graduation party is an easy way to make it a distinctive affair.