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00:00 come on
00:10 so in this video we're going to be
00:11 talking a little bit about Center mode
00:13 to help you understand a little bit on
00:15 how the center mode settings work
00:18 so let's look at these two examples and
00:20 the moving box setup for these are
00:22 actually very similar here we have
00:24 slides to show is three now just to
00:27 explain what that means here you'll
00:29 notice that you actually potentially see
00:31 one two three four five slides because
00:35 we see a little bit of the previous and
00:37 next slides on the very outside
00:40 however what this means when you say
00:42 slides to show that is the number of
00:45 complete slides we will show
00:48 so when we set it to three it means I
00:50 see all of this Center slide and then
00:52 all of two adjacent slides next to it
00:57 now how do we get the little previews of
01:01 the next and previous on the very
01:03 outsides of these
01:05 so that is done inside the center mode
01:07 settings and that is all done with the
01:09 horizontal padding
01:12 so when I set this to be 10 10 width of
01:17 this particular area will be displayed
01:19 as the next and previous here I'm going
01:21 to go ahead and set this to zero
01:23 what you'll notice when I set that to
01:25 zero is I no longer see any of the
01:28 previews on those outside slides
01:31 so this padding percentage gives us that
01:34 preview
01:36 now vertical padding this might be uh
01:39 good to have if your Center slide okay
01:42 if you have apply certain styles to it
01:45 and it grows to be too large I'm having
01:48 some vertical padding there could
01:49 actually help you out
01:52 speaking of scaling here we have Center
01:54 scaling and that allows us to actually
01:56 scale up
01:57 our Center slide
02:00 um so here it actually scales up to 12
02:04 the size so 1.2 x the size that it is
02:07 normally
02:09 and then Edge opacity that applies in
02:12 opacity to all of the slides that are
02:15 not the center slide
02:18 now you might be wondering how do we get
02:20 this spaced Outlook versus this
02:22 overlapped look
02:23 and that's all done with just the slide
02:26 styles
02:27 so here on the spaced uh implementation
02:30 I just applied a margin of one REM to
02:35 the left and right of our slides that
02:39 gives us the Gap that we see there
02:41 and what we'll see on the overlapped
02:43 version is the slide Styles has a margin
02:46 set to zero
02:49 now I wanted to show you this simple
02:50 example down here at the bottom of the
02:52 demo that has
02:54 um just images right because you see
02:56 this is a center mode
02:59 now what was accomplished here is
03:01 something that might be a little bit
03:03 confusing
03:04 so if we look at this implementation
03:06 here we'll notice that this does use
03:09 Center mode but I'm only seeing one
03:11 slide at a time
03:12 now I know a lot of people might think
03:15 oh I want to show three slides here but
03:17 again remember
03:19 these slides that are on the outside
03:20 that aren't showing the entire slide are
03:22 all accomplished with the horizontal
03:24 padding
03:25 so in this particular example I have
03:28 slides to show set to one
03:31 then if we look further down in my
03:33 Center mode settings I have the
03:35 horizontal padding set to 20 percent
03:39 and then I also have a margin set via
03:41 the slide style stack that adds this
03:43 little spaced Outlook
03:45 um so that we have actually a gap in
03:46 between each individual slide
03:51 all of these examples are inside the
03:53 demo file that you can play around with
03:55 and see exactly how they are done as
03:57 well