First Stage: Creating Slideshow
1. If you are using a computer, the first thing you need to do is access the Google Slides service which is integrated with the Google Docs service. However, if you use smartphone, then you can install the Google Slides application first
2. After entering the Google Slides service, you can start creating a slideshow by selecting the type of template you want to use. At this stage, you can choose various kinds types of slideshow templates from gallery provided by Google
3. After selecting the desired template, the next step is to add text, images or videos to the slides. The trick is to access the insert button, where options will appear to insert various media such as images, text boxes, graphics, diagrams, videos and much more.
4. To add slides, you can access the new slides button ( + ). Please note that you can also add new slides with additional layouts or just blank slides. You can also add new slides with additional layouts or just blank slides.
5. After completing the stages of adding text, images or videos to the slideshow, it is recommended to first see the pre-show view of the slideshow that has been created.
Second Stage: Adding Slideshow Into Blog Post
1. Still in the Google Slides service and still on the same page as the previous stage, you need to access the option to publish the slideshow to a website or blog. How to select File> then find and select the option Publish to the web...
2. A new page box will automatically appear with two options for publishing the slideshow, namely using Link and Embed. So that the slideshow can appear in the post, then select Embed as a way to publish it
3. Set the size of the slideshow to be added to the blog post. Don't forget to set the time span for the slideshow to appear on the blog
4. The next step, press the Publish button to bring up the Embed code
5 Copy your slideshow Embed code listed at the bottom of the slideshow size and time range settings
6. Finally, enter the code that was copied earlier into the post. Please note that the slideshow embed code is entered in HTML mode before the post is published
Well, if the steps in the stages described above are followed correctly, then the slideshow is perfect You created with Google Slides service earlier, it will appear in blog posts, such as a slideshow example following :
