Understanding Classic Slides

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Classic Slides give you unlimited flexibility to design your slides as you see fit with a more familiar authoring canvas. You can add shapes, pick any color or font, draw paths, and position things wherever you’d like.

Creating a Classic Slide

  1. Click on 'Add Slide'
  2. Type in 'Classic' in the search bar
  3. Select the 'Blank' classic slide template

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Adding Items to Your Slide

To add Classic Elements to your slide:

  1. Click on the toolbar at the bottom. 
  2. Select your desired element.
  3. Then click on your slide to add it to your slide. 

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Add Text: will allow you to add a Heading, Title, Body, Caption, Bullet List, Code, and Equations

Add Shape: the ability to add an array of shapes--and make some of your own!

Add Image: you'll be launched into our Image library where you can import or select from one of our millions of high-quality and royalty-free images. 

Draw Path: allows you to create custom shapes or lines. 

Add Table: the same Smart Slide Table, only now available on classic slides

Add Chart: you'll start with a line chart by default, you'll quickly be able to change your chart--as you would in our Smart Chart slide! 

Editing Classic Slides 

As you click on different elements in your slide, a drop down menu will appear that displays the available customization options for that item. From styles and line weight to color and opacity, you have full control over how each element appears.

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Canvas Elements 

Click on the 'Edit' tab on the right hand side properties panel. Here, you'll see a list of all the canvas elements on the slide. You can edit, lock, or hide an element. This makes it easier for you to organize the elements on your slide. 

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