Dr. Wang Yongqiao wrote:
How to insert a logo into beamer's sidebar?
I put the following code into the preamble, but it doesn't work.
\pgfdeclareimage[interpolate=true,width=1.4cm,height=1.4cm]{mylogo}{logo}
\setbeamertemplate{sidebar left} {
\pgfuseimage{mylogo}
......
}
Are you using a Beamer style that (a) has a left sidebar and (b) puts
the logo there by default? If so, all you need is
\pgfdeclareimage[interpolate=true,width=1.4cm,height=1.4cm]{mylogo}{logo}
\logo{\pgfuseimage{mylogo}}
(assuming that 'logo.eps' is the name of the image file).
If you are using a style that has a left sidebar but does not normally
include a logo there, then you have to modify the appropriate
beamertemplate. If you're using a style that does not have a left
sidebar, I don't think declaring the template will add one; you have to
modify the style itself.
If this doesn't answer the question fully, let us know what style you
are using.
/Paul
