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Interactive buttons in WPS Presentation transform passive viewing into an active experience, letting viewers control slide progression without manual input.

To begin, open your presentation in WPS Presentation and navigate to the slide where you want to place the button.

Access the Insert menu from the ribbon and click on the Shapes dropdown.

Pick a form that looks like a button—common choices include rectangles, rounded rectangles, or pill-shaped outlines.

Sketch the shape onto your slide and resize it to align with your design structure.

With the shape selected, right-click and opt for Edit Text to add straightforward navigation prompts like Next Slide, Return, Main Menu, or More Info.

To make the button interactive, right click the shape again and select Hyperlink.

Within the Hyperlink window, select the option labeled Place in This Document on the left-hand side.

Choose the target slide from the dropdown list of your presentation’s sequence.

Click OK to apply the hyperlink.

You can also link buttons to external files, websites, or email addresses by selecting the appropriate option in the Hyperlink dialog.

For visual feedback, format the button by changing its fill color, outline, and text style to make it stand out.

Use complementary color schemes and uniform styling for wps官网 all buttons to maintain visual harmony.

To test the button, enter Slide Show mode by pressing F5.

Tap the button to confirm it redirects to the intended destination slide.

If it doesn't work, double check the hyperlink settings.

You can copy and paste the button onto other slides to maintain consistency throughout your presentation.

Add dynamic visual cues, such as a fade-in or slight scale effect, to signal interactivity when the cursor hovers.

Prior to presenting, perform a full walkthrough to confirm that all interactive elements respond correctly and no hyperlinks are outdated or misconfigured.

Interactive buttons not only make your presentation more engaging but also empower viewers to explore content at their own pace, creating a more personalized experience