Presentation Action Buttons

Presentation Elements

• Action

  • Triggers specific functions in a presentation, such as navigating slides, executing programs, or playing media.
  • Action buttons are selected from the Shapes gallery and can be activated by mouse clicks or hovers.

• Action Button

  • Predefined button shapes that facilitate transitions within a presentation.
  • Can link to slides, play sounds, or initiate other actions.

Presentation Structure

• Font Theme

  • Ensures consistent typography across the presentation, although specific details are not provided.

• Footer

  • Managed through Master Slides to maintain uniform design, including graphics or text at the bottom of each slide.
  • Automatically applies changes to all slides when modified on the Master Slide.

• Header

  • Similar to footers, headers are included on Master Slides for consistent top-of-slide content across all slides.
  • There are different masters for various presentation formats like Slides, Title Slides, Handouts, and Notes.

Navigational Features

• Hyperlink
  • Enables quick navigation to other parts of the presentation or external content via clickable text or graphic elements.

Slide Formats

• Layout

  • Refers to the structured arrangement of elements on a slide, including formatting and placeholders for content.

• Layout Master

  • The primary slide in a series that defines the overall appearance and structure for the presentation, covering themes, layouts, background, colors, and font settings.

Master Slides

• Slide Master
  • Acts as a central template for managing the design elements of a presentation.
  • Contains settings for background design, color schemes, fonts, and layout configurations.

Additional Concepts

• Live Preview

  • A feature that allows users to visualize formatting changes in real-time before applying them to slides.

• Section

  • Pertains to dividing a presentation into distinct components for better organization.

• Target

  • Refers to selecting specific elements or objectives within the presentation context.

• Theme

  • Helps unify visual elements of a presentation through coordinated colors, graphics, and fonts, creating a cohesive mood.