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Section 3.1: Slide Themes
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Section 3.6: Headers and Footers
Headers and Footers footers should be added by creating inserted in the Theme Builder or Layout Builder using a new text box . This way, the user can just press the tab button to access it. Just be sure to follow our Reading Order rules in Chapter 4 of our series to make the screen reader read them first. To create a new text box,
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Go to the Main Tool Bar.
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Click the Text Box button. Then click on your slide and drag to make your text box the size you want.
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or image. Many people’s first instinct would be to insert a Header or Footer through the Insert tab. However, this action creates text boxes that will be read like any other part of the slide. To create your header or footer,
Go to the View Tab, and select the Theme Builder.
With the Theme Builder open, copy your image and place it on your slide.
Exit the Theme Builder and the image is now on every slide. The screen reader will also not have access to it, so this method will save the reader time.
Section 3.7: Footnotes
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Type in your information or data.
Type the number of the note (like 1, 2, etc.) in superscript next to the relevant text in the slide body. Click Highlight the number and click the Format tab. Then in the text dropdown menu, click Superscript.
Click the Textbox button in the Main Tool bar and create your text box in the bottom left corner.
Type in the number for your footnote, then text for your footnote.
Section 3.8: Columns
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Google Slides allows you to have two languages in a slide. Keep in mind that a spell checker will only work for one language at a time. To avoid any issues, you need to specify the language used to Google. That way it will know which language is being used and can check it accordingly.
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