[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eckhart Guth�hrlein) writes: > I am preparing my first presentation with context, and I have some > ideas which I simply can't get to work. Time is really short now and I > like s-pre-01, so I decided to take this style as a starting point. > My document is structured into four main \Topic parts, each of which > is devided into several \Subject parts.
I suggest you take a look at s-pre-01.tex. This probably helps to decide what to adapt, and what is easy and what is difficult. > 1. I want the \Topic command to output nothing -- nor its title nor a > list of subjects -- at the place where it is used. But I do want the > titles to appear in the list of topics on the right of the screen. Not easy I think. > 2. Each topic is highlighted in the list on the right when the first > page of the topic is reached, but not for subsequent pages belonging > to the topic. I would like the current topic to be higlighted for > every page. A feature I would like to have too :-) > 3. \presentationstep does not have any noticable effect. This is the > command to be used to build a page stepwise, isn't it? Like > bla\par\presentationstep bla? How to do the trick? Look at s-pre-00.tex, there are some comments there which might help. > ps: is there a setup command to change the default text colour > including the colour of captions? Again look at s-pre-01.tex which colors are used. Override with: \definecolor[white][blue] for example, or hack s-pre-01.tex -- Groetjes, Berend. (-:
