The logo is placed centered on the slide. In the 'Insert Image' dialog, select the image '202007_LOENHB_Logo Square - LibreOffice.png'. Since the headline field has been shortened, you can now place a logo to the right of it. Mark the frame of the heading field and remove the checkmark for 'Keep aspect ratio' in the sidebar at 'Properties|Position and Size'. In the tab 'Font Effects' select 1C71D0 for the 'Font Colour|Custom Colour' hexadecimal. In the 'Titel' dialog, click the 'Font' tab. Right-click on the Style and select 'Modify…'. The 'Title' Style is marked in the Sidebar under Presentation Styles. Place the cursor in the heading or select the text. However, if multiple Master Slides are used, a distinction in the name is important. The renaming is not necessarily required, you can also simply reconfigure the Master Slide 'Default'. Now you can enter an appropriate name, for example 'Master Slide LibreOffice' and click OK. The 'Rename Master Slide' dialog displays 'Default' as the Master Slide name. The first step is to select 'Rename (Master) Slide' in the Slide ▸ Rename Slide menu. In the master view you can now adjust the format, such as size, font and font color of all elements, such as headline, text and the fields of the footer, which should be visible on all slides of the template. In the 'Sidebar' at 'Properties' there is also the button for the 'Master View' button. Leave it at the selected layout 'Standard' Layout. In the sidebar you can select from different Layouts. If a different screen format is selected, the existing fields on the slide should be adjusted as required. This corresponds to today's templates and the widely used screen standard. In the sidebar at 'Properties|Master Slide' the Screen format is set to 16:9 in Landscape mode.

You can now create your own master slide from the standard template and save it as a template. The dialog offers ready layouts for a presentation.Ĭlick on Cancel to get the simple default template. The 'Select a Template' dialog appears when starting Impress.

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