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I edit a new 20+ slide presentation frequently. I have to jump amongst slides. However, I can't easily spot the slide I'm working on in the sidebar. It only has the faintest background. I've explored everywhere. And it's the same in light or dark mode. Is there a menu item somewhere for this?
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 14.5
thanks for the suggestion but ... didn't help. It makes editing pretty frustrating, esp if you're copying a block from one slide to another one multiple slides away. Any other suggestions from anyone would be welcome. Thanks
have you tried expanding the sidebar?
Position the cursor on the border between the thumbnail sidebar and the main slide display, then scroll horizontally to expand/contract the sidebar. The wider the sidebar, the larger the thumbnails, which should make it easier to identify the slide you want.
I'm not aware of any other way to change how the sidebar displays slides.
Oh, yes, I see the problem now.
TBH, I'd never noticed it before, but it seems to be one of those things that once you see, you cannot unsee.
I suspect your best path is: Feedback - Keynote - Apple
Highlighting the current slide in Keynote in the "view sidebar" panel
