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Hello,
I want to create my own set of layouts in my master pages but cannot use percentages. If I create a blank project that is 1920 x 1080 and add a content slide that I apply the Content01 master page to it has an image placeholder that is 1918 x 407. If I create another blank project that is 1367 x 1011 (so completely custom, not a size that is going to have a default layout size) create a content slide and apply the Content01 master page, that same image placeholder is there. It is 1365 x 381 so it has scaled based on the size of my project.
How do I do that? If I start a theme, it wants to know what the size is. When I go to add placeholders, will only allow me to create placeholders with an absolute, not relative, size and location. How do I create my own version of Content01 that will scale based on what size I choose to create my project?
Thanks,
Greg
Hello,
I want to create my own set of layouts in my master pages but cannot use percentages. If I create a blank project that is 1920 x 1080 and add a content slide that I apply the Content01 master page to it has an image placeholder that is 1918 x 407. If I create another blank project that is 1367 x 1011 (so completely custom, not a size that is going to have a default layout size) create a content slide and apply the Content01 master page, that same image placeholder is there. It is 1365 x 381 so it has scaled based on the size of my project.
How do I do that? If I start a theme, it wants to know what the size is. When I go to add placeholders, will only allow me to create placeholders with an absolute, not relative, size and location. How do I create my own version of Content01 that will scale based on what size I choose to create my project?
Thanks,
Greg
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Thank you, Lieve, for this suggestion!
Thank you Lieve
I understood your question very well, but tried to explain that you cannot use the Position Properties for a non-responsive project at all. My approach is to create a theme for the most common used browser resolution and publish as Scalable HTML5? That way it can adapt to any browser resolution. You could look at my blog, I always offer a link to a published example and also embed it at a fixed resolution. Problem is that bitmap images may be blurry on higher browser resolutions. If you create a theme for a very high browser resolution, you also end up with a much bigger file size. It is a ‘compromise’ to find a midway.
BTW your last sentence about Responsive projects: you can create a custom resolution which is higher than 1280 px. Have a look at this attached screenshot. I have a HDRes, and set the Rulers to px instead of % to convince you:
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