- the body, which displays the song verse text (or a Bible verse),
- the header
- and the footer.
Lower third: This is how it can look like with a green background and a relocated body area:
This is how it looks like for a Bible verse:
- Body
- Header
- Footer
- Chords
1. Select the "Body" (this button is selected by default).
2. Press the highlighted button ("Display the resize rectangle" button):
The preview area displays a relocation rectangle for the body area:
You can also resize it by grabbing the middle of a segment:
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Go ahead and select the footer rectangle:
- Deselect the "Move/resize" button.
- Select the "Body" button again, so that changes that you do to style attributes apply to the body, which is what we do most of the time:
- The rectangles can overlap or they can be close to the screen borders, in which case it is harder to grab the right one.
- The size and location settings, like all style settings, are applied at the currently selected level: song verse, song, songbook, songbooks, base. The same is true for Bibles.
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1. Click on a song to display its verses in the slide list.
Any song will do:
Any verse will do, this is only so that you see some text in the preview panel:
Higher up levels are “Songbook”, “Song” or “Song verse”, which follows the hierarchical styles principle.
When you have finished to relocate text areas, don't forget to deselect the “Resize” button:
By default, VideoPsalm will not save changes that you do to Bibles, to prevent unexpected changes to the Biblical text. This also applies to the changes that you do to Bible styles.
Enable the saving of Bible changes in the VideoPsalm options:
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