2, after selecting the image, right-click the mouse and select "Setting hyperlinks". in the pop-up dialog box, select "Link to the location in the slides" and then click "Setting hyperlinks".
3, click on the image, you can see the image is linked to the specified location of the slides. At the same time, the image will also automatically magnify the display. If you want to cancel the link, you can select the image, then click the mouse right-click again, select "Setting hyperlinks", in the pop-up conversation
When selecting "link to empty" and then clicking on "confident".
Note: this method can only be used for a single image, if you need to link multiple images, you can create multiple images in the same PPT file and add links to them separately.
I want to click on one bit in one image and another image will appear, can it be implemented in PPT?
To realize the function of clicking on one image in PPT, you can follow the following steps:
First open PPT, find the image to insert and insert
This step requires to make sure that the image is in the right position so that the action can be followed.
Then right-click the image and select "Custom Animation" from the drop-down menu. This will open the "Custom Animation" editing bar that allows you to set the animation effect of the image.
In the editing bar of "Custom Animation", click "Add Effects" and then select "progressinto" to select the desired animation effect, such as "Gradation". This step allows the image to appear in a specific way, increasing the visual effect.
After completing the above settings, the next image will appear after clicking
Image, which is achieved by custom animation.
In the custom animation editing bar, right-click the second image's animation effect and select "effect options" from the drop-down menu. This step will open the "effect options" dialog box to allow you to further adjust the animation settings.
In the "effect options" dialog box, select the "time" option and then change the "start" to "after start". This step can control the triggering time of the animation and ensure that the other image will appear after clicking on one image.
After completing these steps, you can implement a single click in PPT
This not only increases the interaction of the presentation, but also attracts the attention of the audience.
PPT click on the text appears the image then click on the image disappears how to set
ppt image first hide the click and then display the method steps
1, if there are other visible objects in this slide, you can select one of the objects, then a format tab will appear, then click on the select window, in the open window panel you can see all the objects in this slide, the visible object name after a small eye
Look, and the invisible is a line
2, click that line can show the hidden image, can also click the whole display, can see the image is already visible
3, then right-click on the image, choose to change the image, you can change this image to the image you want without changing his format
in PPT to click the word appear the image, then click the image disappears effect, can be completed by custom animation and trigger function, the specific steps are as follows:
step 2: set the image to enter the animation in the "Custom Animation" panel, add the "Enter" animation effect to the image (such as "Fly In"), you can also select other animation types according to the requirements.
step 3: set the trigger to enter the animation as textIn the pop-up interface, set the trigger as the target text (i.e., the text that needs to be clicked).
Step 4: Set the image's exit animation again select the image, add the "exit" animation effect (such as "exit") to it, and also adjust the animation type according to the requirements.
Step 5: Set the exit animation trigger as the image into the exit animation's "exit timing" setting interface, set the trigger
Set as the image itself. At this time, clicking on the text will trigger the image and again clicking on the image will trigger its exit.
Note:
ensure the animation sequence of the text and image is correct and avoid logical confusion. The trigger settings must accurately match the target object (text or image), otherwise the expected effect cannot be achieved. When testing, you can click on the animation in the slide display mode to verify whether the trigger is sensitive.