I apologize, I have been looking for a solution but can't find enough documentation to figure it out. I am trying to import a default slide layout required for school, it has a special background and a Title Block and a Subtitle Block. I assumed when I import this, python-pptx would just automatically create placeholders 0 and 1 for those two text blocks but when I try and edit the placeholders, I get an attribute error: AttributeError: 'Presentation' object has no attribute 'placeholders' My code is as follows: from pptx import Presentation prs = Presentation('SeniorDesignTitleSlide.pptx') Presentation_Title = prs.placeholders[0] Presentation_Subtitle = prs.placeholders[1] Presentation_Title.text = 'This Is a Test' Presentation_Subtitle.text = 'Is This Working?' prs.save('SlideLayoutImportTest.pptx') Edit[0]: I do realize I am just opening that particular presentation, but how do I access and edit the single slide that’s in it ? Edit[1]: I’ve found a few posts from 2015 about python-pptx expanding on this feature, but there’s no further information that it actually occurred. How does python-pptx assign placeholders for imported slide layouts? Or does it even do this? Does it need to be a .potx file? Thank you in advance. Continue reading...
