I need to show the index of the current showing slide in ngb-carousel. like -
< 1/10 > or < 2/10 > etc.
Where 1 or 2 is the current slide number and 10 is the total number of slides.
Using ng-bootstrap 2.2.0, I have set showNavigationIndicators to false. But I am unable to figure out how to get the slide indicators in the above format.
Thanks for the help!
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Is it possible to start the carousel on the very first slide but keeping the slidesPerPage: 1 and infinite: true? when you land on the page like this image?
Right now it starts with cards 6, 1, 2. Please see this demo right here.
Demo Playground
I don't even know why it would start to number 6 when the slide starts at number 1. If I remove the slidesPerPage: 1, the carousel would slide at 3 slides per turn and I feel that's a bit too fast. Is there a way to make it slide by 1 and still start it with the first slide?
Or is it possible to land on the page where the carousel starts on slide 2? That will make number 6 card to the far left, hidden and makes card 1, 2, 3 the only visible card when you land on the page.
I am a beginner with VBA, and I was wondering whether VBA could help me to automate presentation creation process.
My presentation template has on the top of each slide a textbox, which I would like to fill in with the text from a different slide.
Example:
Slide 1 (Divider slide): includes only 1 textbox with text e.g. 1) Project scope
Slide 2, 3, 4 ... (Content slides): include title, charts, other text box, etc. - but also 1 "descriptive" textbox placed always in the same place on the top of each slide
I would like this "descriptive" textbox to include text from Slide 1 (Divider slide).
Text in the "descriptive" textbox would change every time a new Divider slide would be detected, i.e. different "descriptive" textbox for each presentation part.
Not sure whether this can be done with VBA as I could not find anything similar online.
Thank you a lot for any information!
I have a powerpoint with a macro.
1) at the begin, the last 4 slides of the show are hidden.
2) When I run my show, I go on a slide which contains 4 checkboxes. These checkboxes can hide or unhide the last 4 slides. If I check, then, the slide is unhidden and if I uncheck, in the same way, the slide is hidden. For example, I check the checkbox number 3 and only the slide number 3 is unhidden. Or, I check the checkboxes number 2 and 4 and only the slides number 2 and 4 are unhidden. On the contrary, if I uncheck the checkbox, for example number 2, I hide the slide number 2.
3) for the example, I check the checkboxes number 1 and 3 which unhide the slides number 1 and 3.
4) When I go to the next slide after this, only the slides number 1 and 3 are unhidden. Good.
5) Then, I go back to the slide containing the checkboxes.
6) I uncheck the checkboxes number 1 and 3 and check the number 4.
7) I go to the next slide and only the slide number 4 is unhidden. Good.
8) Now, I go to the next slide from where I'm at, the slide number 4, and there is no more slide. So, I see the end's screen of the show.
9) If I decide to go back to the show from this end, I see the slide number 4, but also, the slides number 1 and 3 that I unchecked before at the 6). My trouble is that I don't understand why the slides that I unchecked which would be hidden, are unhidden if I go back from the end's screen of the show ?
I try to find an explanation on the Web but I didn't find something on this trouble.
Thanks for your help.
I can repro something like this this w/o using code in PPT 2016.
If this will run on a PC that you control, do this:
File | Options | Advanced
Under "Slide Show", remove the check next to "End with black slide"
Click OK
Now PPT will simply end the show when the user is on the last slide and tries to go forward.
In cases where we have dynamic content to be added. Is it possible to have slides centered before the first row of slidesPerView is reached?
For example, have 1, 2 or 3 slides centered when slidersPerView is set to 4 like shown:
I am trying to create a back button but using hyperlinks it simply just takes me to the previous page and ends up in a loop... e.g. if I have slide 1 which has links to slide 3, 4 & 5 then slide 3 links to 6 & 7. If I'm currently on slide 7 and click back it successfully takes me back to slide 3 but then I want to click back and end up at slide 1 rather than back to slide 7 (hopefully I'm making some sense!).
I presume the only way for me to do this is with VBA can anyone give me some advice on best way to create a back button? (I'm using PowerPoint 2007)
I was struggling with a similar problem today and made a little "breadcrumb"- generator for powerpoint. There is no link feature yet, but you can implement it if you like:
Github Project
Essential parts of the code
Public Sub breadcrumbs(ByVal count As Integer, ByRef titles() As String)
Dim cntr As Integer
Dim content() As String
Dim margin As Integer
Dim width As Integer
'----------------------------
' Set Titles
content = titles
cntr = 0
' Set width
width = ((Application.ActivePresentation.PageSetup.SlideWidth - (margin * count * 2) - 20) / count) - 50
' Loop through all slides
For Each sld In Application.ActivePresentation.Slides
' generate breadcrumb for each title
For Each con In content
sld.Shapes.AddShape(1, (50 + (width * cntr)), 15, width, 50).TextFrame.TextRange.Text = con
cntr = cntr + 1
Next con
cntr = 0
Next sld
End Sub
It sounds like you want a 'breadcrumb trail' of visited slides, instead of a simple back button. Thus you need a way to preserve the trail.
This could be addressed with a dynamic array. New browsing would add records to the array. Your "Next" and "Previous" locations would be found by moving up or down the array. You'll have some mild logic puzzles. I hate to refer you a generic resource, but I'm out of specifics and an overview may be helpful.
UPDATE: I've wanted this in the past for MS Access, and thought I'd readily find a snippet solution. But now I go to search (thinking it will convert over for you easily as well), and I don't find anything. This is surprising because I imagine it would be fun to built. Or ... it's harder to build than I anticipate.
There is a really cumbersome way to do this in PPT directly with no programming. You'll need "forward-facing slides" and 2 sets of "backward-facing slides". Backwards ones are two types - direct-back and home-back. They can all be identical, but make the backward ones hidden (e.g. instead of "Slide 3" you'll need "Slide 3a" and "Slide 3b" and "Slide 3c".). They are hidden so that when you progress through normally, you won't see them, but when you link to them, they will appear. Your link list on the "a" slides should always point to the "b" slides and your "b" slides will point to the "c" slides. Your hyperlinks on "back button" on "a" slides should be "previous slide" and on the "c" slides should be "last slide viewed" and on "h" slides should be "first slide" (use 'action' to set this instead of 'hyperlink').
It takes a while to work through, but it can be done.