Keynotes Master Slide
There is no master slide option/drop down when using keynotes. Is there an issue or version that does not have master slide? I have tried on 3 different apple devices and that option is not available
iMac Pro, macOS 11.5
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There is no master slide option/drop down when using keynotes. Is there an issue or version that does not have master slide? I have tried on 3 different apple devices and that option is not available
iMac Pro, macOS 11.5
I can edit slide layout but it does not give me a master slide option. I need the master slide option to affect every slide in the presentation. All the tutorials I have found show a master slide drop down or in the view menu but mine does not on all 3 of my apple devices.
I can edit slide layout but it does not give me a master slide option. I need the master slide option to affect every slide in the presentation. All the tutorials I have found show a master slide drop down or in the view menu but mine does not on all 3 of my apple devices.
Apple recently changed the naming convention used for many years from Master Slide to Slide layouts
To go to slide layout, use one of the following methods:
I understand. The slides that appear when you go to View > Edit Slide Layouts are indeed the master slides for each type. Eg. If you select "add slide" when building a presentation you'll see each of those Slide Layouts by type. Modifying the original (edit slide layout) will affect every slide of that type that you have inserted.
You can create a title, text, checklist, change the typeface, size, color, etc. On any of those slides and it will updates all slides of that type.
From my presentation (created from a keynote template). I typed my text in the Title slide:
Then went to View > Edit Slide Layout to see all the slide templates available in the document
I modify the text on the slide layout I'm editing (changing the type color from white to black)
The go to View > Exit Slide Layout and see that my presentation slides have updated. Anywhere the title slide appears in the document, the white text is now black.
Hmm those are the slide layouts they are not a master slide. I need a master slide that will affect all of my slides. Example if I create a title that needs to appear on all the slide layouts it's not giving me an option its forcing me to copy and paste on every slide but that gets messy when you have over 50 slides.
Go to View > Edit Slide Layouts all the slide masters are there.
Those are the master slides. Go to View > Edit Slide Layouts
All of the master slides in your template appear on the left.
Keynotes Master Slide