Creating Alternate Choices for "Next" Slide?
Hi --
Am using Keynote 6.6.1 w Yosemite 10.5.5. Still a relative Keynote Newbie (though have done a lot of work using Pages, both the old and new versions). Have searched this forum and other online Q&As but can't find a thread that describes the end result I'd like to experiment with, so hoping the more experienced Keynote users here can point me in the right direction.
Basically wanting to know if it's even possible (and if so, how) -- on a per-slide basis -- to have specified Arrow Keys (the Up, Down, Right, or Left), trigger different transitions to different slides?
The basic pattern I'd be going for is this: A Primary Sequence, call them the "A" slides, containing images and in some cases videos, from which the viewer would frequently have the option to either "scroll over" to a Sidebar Slide with mostly text (call these the "B" slides), or to keep "scrolling down" through just the image-focused A slides.
The Scroll effect would be achieved by setting the appropriate up/down or right/left direction on a Push transition, along with using a neutral background so that only the content of each slide appears to be moving.
I'll try attaching an image I just created in Pages which attempts to illustrate what I'd be trying to construct -- but I imagine it's all a moot point if there's no way to assign multiple transitions to any one slide, with each transition triggered by a different author-defined key, and each one advancing (or going back) to a different, author-specified slide. Any thoughts or suggestions on possible ways to achieve something like this -- either within Keynote or elsewhere -- would be welcome and appreciated. Here's my theoretical flow chart:
Thanks,
John B.
MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.5), mid-2012; 2.9 GHz i7; 8 GB; 1TB SSD