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Frederic_Fornini
Frederic_Fornini
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June 28, 2024
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LAUNCHED: Figma Slides - Styles (Grid, Text)

  • June 28, 2024
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Am i missing something here or i just can’t create a custom grid size ?

Or would it be related to the fact that we can’t create custom presentations with pro plans ?

It’s strange since we can have custom colors (the same way Figma design does).
Also, you can use different text styles but can’t create your own.

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    Best answer by djv

    Hey All, thanks for your feedback!

    The Slides team officially launched template Text styles in design mode and the ability to Save grid styles! 🚀

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    Kate38
    Kate38
    June 28, 2024

    You can access Design mode by clicking on the Pen icon on bottom menu (looks like a slider). Then you’ll find “Layout Grid” on the right panel. If you chose a slide from a template, grids already will be there. You can customize them by detaching.

    Also there will be all grids from your libraries, so you can reuse them. Colors and fonts can be reused too.

    text styles

      Frederic_Fornini
      Frederic_ForniniAuthor
      Active Member
      June 28, 2024

      @Kate38 Thank you, that solves my text styles issue.

      Now regarding grid styles it seems a bit counter intuitive to only be able to import grids from other projects and not create one on the fly and save it like it’s possible to do in Figma design.

      Kate38
      Kate38
      June 28, 2024

      You mean you want to save your custom grids in styles? I don’t see that option either. Maybe Figma will add our beloved “Create style” button in future updates

        djv
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        djvAnswer
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        July 30, 2024

        Hey All, thanks for your feedback!

        The Slides team officially launched template Text styles in design mode and the ability to Save grid styles! 🚀

        x.com
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