If you are setting or fixing reading order for accessibility purposes, you’ll want to do this with this the Selection Pane (screen readers generally read items from the back to the front.) Naming and Renaming But with more complicated slides, it is often easier to edit layering using the Selection Pane by simply dragging items or groups up or down.
The Arrange tools can help you adjust the stacking order of items (sometimes called “Z-order”).
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This feature is currently available only on the PC, but should make its way to the Mac soon. Note that this currently works only on individual slides and not on master items such as placeholders. Simply click the lock icon next to any layer to prevent others from moving or editing the item. This ability finally came to PowerPoint earlier this year with the Selection Pane. Presentation designers have long begged for the ability to lock items on slides to prevent others from editing things they perhaps shouldn’t. Hiding won’t reduce file size, so be careful of hiding a large image that you might forget about. Note that anything hidden in this way on a slide never actually leaves the file and can be unhidden at any time on any computer. Hiding or unhiding a slide item can be useful to test out a design option, temporarily hide slide assets that might be needed later, or just to reduce visual clutter during the design process.
To the right of each line in the Pane, there is a little eyeball icon, and just like in Photoshop, this controls the visibility of each layer/item. More after the jump! Continue reading below↓įree and Premium members see fewer ads! Sign up and log-in today.
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