When using Image and Text Combination, common questions usually focus on insertion, editing, and ungrouping; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and 4 glossary terms.
FAQ
What is the difference between Image and Text Combination and manual grouping?
- Image and Text Combination uses a preset layout that already combines an image area and a text box.
- After insertion, you can reopen it through Quick Edit to update the content.
- Manual grouping usually requires you to insert an image and a text box separately, then arrange and group them yourself.
Can I edit an inserted Image and Text Combination again?
- Yes. Tap the inserted combination on the slide first.
- Then tap Quick Edit on the floating toolbar or bottom toolbar.
- Update the text or image in the editing panel and confirm the changes.
Can I split the combination into separate objects?
- Yes. Select the combination first.
- Tap Ungroup on the floating toolbar, or go to Tools → Object → Ungroup.
- The image and text box will then become separate editable objects.
What layout styles are available for Image and Text Combination?
- The feature provides preset layouts that combine an image and a text box.
- Common arrangements include image on the left, right, top, or bottom.
- Open the style panel to browse and choose the layout that fits the current slide.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Image and Text Combination | A preset layout object that combines an image and a text box and can be inserted into a slide at one time. |
| Quick Edit | An entry that reopens the editing panel for an inserted combination so you can update its content. |
| Ungroup | A command that splits a combined object into separate elements for independent editing. |
| Preset layout | A ready-made arrangement of image and text elements that can be applied directly. |