Slide Furniture
Navigation tabs on a slide—content or furniture?
✅ NormativeSettled. The requirement holds as written.📄 Page ruleCan be applied from the page alone.Read §5.10 in the RFC ↗
Every printed navigation tab of a slide MUST be transcribed, in printed order, as furniture, and a highlight that identifies the active section MUST be kept with the highlight convention. Labels printed on a photograph MUST be kept with the photograph's description; purely decorative background art MUST NOT be described.
When it applies
Presentation decks print things around their content that a document does not: a row of section tabs along the top edge with the current one highlighted, name labels overlaid on photographs, a running footer with the deck name and slide number.
Reading the examples. Each one pairs a source page with the output the rule expects. ✅ Sample: the rule applies. ❌ Counter-sample: it looks like it applies and does not, or a rendering got it wrong. A non-conforming output, in red, is shown only for contrast. … marks content left out of an excerpt.
Requirements
| The slide prints | The output |
|---|---|
| A row of navigation tabs | Every tab, in printed order, as furniture; the active tab's highlight as <mark style="background-color: …"> with the nearest HTML colour name — see Highlighted Text (§7.2.5) |
| A label printed on a photograph | The label, kept with the photograph's description |
| Background art with no labels, values or meaningful relationships | Nothing |
| Background art whose geography or shape conveys content | A description of what it conveys |
tabs, tiles and labelled photos
Three tabs top-left, the third filled red; a slide title and subtitle; four bullets and a stat-tile panel in the left card; two photographs, grey silhouettes each with a boxed name label at the lower right; a footnote; a footer with the slide number, deck name and a wordmark with a small symbol. The tabs are one furniture block in printed order, the active one highlighted; each photo becomes a one-line description carrying its label.
Source page
Expected output
FY 2025 highlights Delivering strong performance Driving continued profitable growth
Coffee
Strong growth in the out-of-home channel
- Executed on our joint strategic decision with Borvika Roasters to focus on out-of-home channel
- Recruited 2,100 new out-of-home outlets
- Building a strong, credible business with unique capabilities
- Confident in medium-term growth potential
2025 volume growth1
- Out-of-home: +26.5%
- Total: −19.8%
A grey silhouette of a person in front of two panels, with the label "Borvika Roasters".
Grey silhouettes of an adult and a child, with the label "Caldrivane Café".
1. Organic volume growth For details on APMs refer to ‘Alternative Performance Measures’ and ‘Definitions and reconciliations of APMs’ sections of our FY 2025 Press Release
22 Ostrevane Beverages FY 2025 Results
[logo: Ostrevane]
a map behind the text
A pale, wavy background shape fills the right-hand card behind two headings and six bullets. It prints no text, no values and no labels, so it yields no Markdown. The left card is a stat tile over a small table — see Stat Tiles (§5.11).
Source page
Expected output
Consumer – Americas
- Q1 2026: €240m +2.2% +6.7% LFL
| Region | Q1 2025 | Q1 2026 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| North America | €148m | €151m | +2.0% |
| South America | €87m | €89m | +2.3% |
Where we are winning
- Cookware share gains across three priority accounts
- Small-appliance listings expanded in two new retail chains
- Direct-to-consumer orders up double digits
What's next
- Regional distribution centre opening in Q3
- New induction range launching in the second half
- Continued investment in the loyalty programme
Neighbouring rules, and how they differ
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