Hyperdeck has a convenient, always reachable, toolbar at the bottom which allows you to insert any new element with the tap of an icon.

Next, you'll find an overview of the meanings of the different insertion icons. After that, we highlight the elements that display a special editor: Footnotes and Tables.

Icon	Function	More Info
General Editing
Add Slide	Insert a new slide	Slide
	Insert a new table	Table
	Display the emoji toolbar
	Display the Image Insert Inspector	Media
	Insert a new headline
	Insert a new bulleted list	List
	Insert a new numbered list	List
	Insert a new quote	Quote
	Insert a new Source Code Block	Code
	Insert presenter notes	Note
	Insert a Live Website	Website
	Display the footnote editor to insert a new footnote
Text Formatting
	Begin a bold word or make the selection bold
	Begin an italic word or make the selection italic
	Begin a strikethrough word or make the selection strikethrough
Table Editing These buttons only appear in the toolbar when you're within a table.
	Format the table. This means that all cells are aligned correctly	Example
	Move the cursor to the next cell in the table
	Move the cursor to the previous cell in the table
	Insert a column after the column where the cursor is currently in.
	Insert a column before the column where the cursor is currently in.
	Delete the column where the cursor is currently in.
	Insert a row after the row where the cursor is currently in.
	Insert a row before the row where the cursor is currently in.
	Delete the row where the cursor is currently in.
Code Editing These buttons only appear in the toolbar when you're within source code.
	Change the language type of the current source code block
❶ - ❾	Use progressive disclosure to animate selected lines.
	Indent out the currently selected code.
	Indent in the currently selected code.

If you press the footnote button, you'll see the footnote inspector. Here's a brief explanation of what it does:

The identifier is the small short number linking the footnote. The Reference is the actual text content of your footnote.

The footnote content also supports markdown formatting blocks, such as bold or italic..

You can use any identifier you want. But if you keep using numerical identifiers, then Hyperdeck understands your footnotes and makes sure they're always sorted correctly.

This means that if you have footnote identifiers 1 and 2 on a slide, and you insert a new one, Hyperdeck will automatically assign it identifier 3.

If you insert a new table, you get a convenient inspector that allows you to define how many columns and rows your table should have.