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slidev-theme-frankfurt

v1.0.6

Published

7 months ago

A theme for Slidev, inspired by the Frankfurt theme in Beamer.

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slidev-theme slidev

slidev-theme-frankfurt

A theme for Slidev, inspired by the Frankfurt theme in Beamer, well-suited for academic talks.

Install

Add the following frontmatter to your slides.md. Start Slidev then it will prompt you to install the theme automatically.

---
theme: frankfurt
infoLine: true # on by default, can be turned off
author: 'Your name here' # shows in infoLine
title: 'Title' # shows in infoLine
date: '2023/01/01' # shows in infoLine, defaults to the current date
---

Learn more about how to use a theme.

Using sections

The main feature of Frankfurt theme is the section and progress indicators on top. To divide your slides into sections, add the following frontmatter to the first page of each section:

---
section: 'Section title'
---

Components

This theme provides the following component:

<Item title="Title of your thing">
	Create a box for definitions, lemmas, theorems, etc.
</Item>

Contributing

npm install
npm run dev to start theme preview of example.md
Edit the example.md and style to see the changes
npm run export to generate the preview PDF
npm run screenshot to generate the preview PNG