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We are developing a new Lightning Community to replace our Partner Community. However, when we use our visualforce pages with LightningStylesheets=true on the Lightning Community, the Lightning styling is not applied.

I understand that this is the case because Lightning Communities are not Lightning Experience.

Is there a way to force LightningStylesheets anyway? I am trying to stay away from having to rebuild/restyle all our legacy visualforce pages.

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LightningStylesheets=true has limitations and will try to style your page as close as it can to SLDS, however, it does not support all apex:tags, I would suggest you read apex:slds vs lightningstylesheet option which explains in more detail the difference.

Without your VF page code, we cant really suggest the best approach either.

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  • Actually adding the apex:slds tag more or less did the trick. I was expecting I'd have to style individual elements as well, but that's not necessary. It applies a general Lighting look&feel automatically. Only thing is that it is not conditional, so it shows the page in Lightning look&feel even for Classic users. But I was able to solve that with a rendered tag.
    – Guy Clairbois
    Mar 13, 2018 at 20:41
  • good stuff =), cheers!
    – glls
    Mar 13, 2018 at 20:43
  • Hi Guy, did your code have apex:pageBlock, apex:PageBlockTables, apex:PageBlockSections, apex:InputField ? I try to do the same cause it is shown in classic UI in Partner community, but applying the apex:slds tag does not solve my problem. Could you please share a code snippet in order to get an idea? Thanks
    – Giorgos Galaios
    Aug 26, 2021 at 9:14

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