Tara Clark
posted this on December 07, 2010 02:31 pm
Text added to a SlideRocket presentation can be customized several ways.
This document covers
ADVANCED NOTE: For more information on customizing text and text boxes visit links below.
There are 3 elements that text can be added to a slide.
in Element Toolbar left of canvas, then click slide where text box should appear. Once text box has been placed on slide, double-click text box and type
, select type of shape, then click slide where shape should appear. Double-click shape and start typing. For more information on creating and customizing shapes click here
Users can apply customizations to an entire text or placeholder box or to selected text within the box.



SlideRocket functions for customizing text are divided into two menus, the Font menu and the Spacing menu, each with its own set of related functions. Click the links below to go to that section of the guide.
to open Select Font menu 
or anywhere outside Select Font menu to exit menu and leave new font
ADVANCED NOTES:
Font Face can be set using Font Face pull-down menu.
Font Face can also be set using following buttons.
: Bold selected text
: Italicize selected text
: Underline selected text
: Strike through selected text
to pull up ColorPicker
There are 3 ways to change size of selected font.

and Decrease Font Size
buttons
: Change selected text to Superscript
: Change selected text to Subscript
: Align text left
: Center text
: Align text right
: Align text to both left and right margins
: Align text to top of text or placeholder box
: Align text to middle of text or placeholder box
: Align text to bottom of text or placeholder box
ADVANCED NOTES:
to pull up Bullet Style Menu
ADVANCED NOTE: A bullet style can be applied to an empty text or placeholder box. Any text entered after will have that bullet style.
Click Decrease Indent Level
and Increase Indent Level
buttons to set indentation of a line of text. The indent level can be changed for both plain text and list items.
Use Font Casing drop-down menu to change all text to uppercase or lowercase.


Set indentation of first line in paragraph by clicking increase or decrease arrow buttons or by typing number into box.
ADVANCED NOTE: If the entire text or placeholder box is selected, the new paragraph indent will be applied to all paragraphs in the box. If part of the text within the text or placeholder box is selected, the new paragraph indent will only be applied to the paragraph(s) containing the highlighted text.
Set spacing between paragraphs in text or placeholder box by clicking increase or decrease arrow buttons or by typing number into box.
ADVANCED NOTE: If the entire text or placeholder box is selected, the new spacing will be applied to all the paragraphs in the box. If part of the text within the text or placeholder box is selected, the new spacing will only be applied to the paragraph(s) containing the highlighted text.
Set inset for paragraphs by clicking increase and decrease arrow buttons or by typing number into box.
Set margin for one or more paragraphs in text or placeholder box by clicking increase or decrease arrow buttons or by typing number into box.
Click on Tab Stop to manually set horizontal positions to align text on the slide.

If Word wrap is checked, lines of text are automatically split so that they fit in text or placeholder box.
If Kerning is checked, then placement of characters will be automatically adjusted to minimize white space been characters. If Kerning is not checked, all characters will be same distance apart.
Comments latest first
Default settings for text boxes such as font, size and color can be set under the theme default styles under File > Edit Theme.
If I'm doing a long presentation, can I save or set the font, font size and color so I don't have to manually change it each time I copy and paste new text?