Re: [libreoffice-design] New default template for Impress?

Hi Alex, *

Alexander Wilms schrieb:
> Hi Christoph,
>
> thanks for all the tips and links. I have to say that this new template
> looks quite cool, too
> :)(http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/File:Impress_Template_-_Bachianas_Brasileiras_No1_-_Green_Theme.odp).

Yes, indeed.
With it's colorful areas it might aim to a different audience (or 
context of presentation), but I like it too.

What I don't understand are the two-parted slides with green an white 
backgrounds. Perhaps they are used for images on one and text on the 
other side - but Paulo Jose will have had a use-case for them...
> I started to make a business-orientaed template based on your slideshow.
> However I didn't know how to edit the background image. I unzipped the
> otp and found all the single visual elements used. Does this mean the
> background images are defined in some of the xml files? I' m a bit
> confused as I have read somewhere else that the backgrounds would
> consist a single bitmap each.

You never need to extract any part of the ODF files (if you don't want 
to manipulate them without LibreOffice).

What you need is to edit the master slides. They contain single bitmaps 
with the triangles.

Christoph probably copied and pasted them, I don't know if they are 
arranged manually...
> Thats what I've achieved so far: http://ubuntuone.com/p/w5D/

I like the look for LibreOffice related presentations. Don't know if it 
works for unrelated presentations too.

And for a default template we probably need to have Christoph's approval 
to use the design and it's elements under public domain license - with 
the present licenses (I think it's CC-by-SA, LGPL 3+ and MPL) corporate 
presentations with internal content might have to be considered as 
non-compliant (as they can't be licensed similarly).

Best regards

Bernhard

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