Question

what
option allows to apply a gradient, texture or picture to
a shape
Header
Subtitle
Fill Effects
Shapes​

Answer 1

Answer:

In which Coding language

For Html it is

for header <h1> at the opening and </h1> at closing if you want the biggest in size header and <h6> </h6>

for the smallest

subtitle it is <p> at the start and </p> at the end it is the paragraph tag

for fill effects u need to go CSS

use the background-color: yourColor ; to fill the background of your text tou can change the padding and add more space inside with the padding: 10px ; (example) option.

U can change the shape by using border radius tag. For example border-radius: 100px; to make your subject turn into a circle. the more the border radius the more curve at ghe edges if you want to change a particular side lets say the top right u do

border-radius: 0 100px 00 ; it changes only the top right, it goes top left , top right , bottom right , bottom left.

Thats all

Hope it was helpful my friend

if it was some other language then pls specify it.

Thank You.

Answer 2

Answer:

Apply a gradient fill

Choose the shape, picture, text box, or any object to add a gradient. ...

Click the Fill dropdown and choose Gradient Colors.

Click Colors dropdown to choose the preset gradient color. ...

Now, click Style dropdown to choose a gradient style. ...

Edit to make more changes to gradient style properties.Add a Solid Color, Gradient, Picture and Pattern Fill to Objects

You can change the look of a shape, table, chart, or text box by applying a fill color, pattern, texture, picture, or gradient to the interior of a chosen object in SkyDesk Show.

Solid fill applies a single color uniformly within the whole of an object.

Gradient fill applies a continuous blend of two or more colors, where one color gradually fades and changes into another.

Picture fill applies a tile pattern or image as an object background.

Pattern fill applies a two-colored design, comprising dots, cross-hatch, stripes, checks, and more, along with options to choose foreground and background colors for your pattern.

Apply a solid fill

1. Choose the shape, picture, text box, or any object to add color

You will see the FORMAT mode on the right pane.

2. Click the Fill dropdown and choose Solid Color

3. Now, click Colors dropdown and choose the color you want.

There are four types of solid colors that you can apply:

Theme Color is a set of colors based on the active theme applied to your presentation.

Standard Color is a set of 10 colors most often used other users.

Other Used Colors is a set containing the colors you have most recently used.

Advanced Color Palette comes with several color schemes that lets you edit the color palette to match your brand and company.

4. Adjust the transparency of the color, if needed

Use the Transparency Slider or enter a percentage of transparency to reduce or increase the transparence of the color. You can vary the percentage of transparency from 0% (fully opaque, the default setting) to 100% (fully transparent).

Apply a gradient fill

1. Choose the shape, picture, text box, or any object to add a gradient

You will see the FORMAT mode on the right pane.

2. Click the Fill dropdown and choose Gradient Colors

3. Click Colors dropdown to choose the preset gradient color

You can further choose lighter or darker shades of the preset color that you want to apply from the Gradient gallery.

4. Now, click Style dropdown to choose a gradient style

There are three types of Gradient Styles available:

Linear: A linear gradient tends to be the most common, where two or more colors will appear at opposite points along the horizontal or vertical diagonals of the slide and will blend into each other.

Radial: A radial gradient will create an effect where the transition between two or more color stops will be in a circular pattern with the colors starting from a center position, and then merging into other colors towards the edge of the slide.

Angular: An angular gradient will create an effect where the transistion between two or more color stops will appear based on the direction and different angle values set using the rotating handle.

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