Re: [O] org-reveal: content side by side

Hello, i have to correct me. Michael Welle writes: > Hello Jens, > > Jens Lechtenboerger writes: [...] >> The howto for emacs-reveal is available at [1]. First-level >> headings are centered vertically and horizontally. I just added >> slide 20

Re: [O] org-reveal: content side by side

On 2018-02-13, Michael Welle wrote: > That jumping of the headings is one of my main issues, I think it's not > acceptable. I see. I don’t know how to fix the headings at the top and have the contents vertically centered. Best wishes Jens

Re: [O] org-reveal: content side by side

Hello Jens, Jens Lechtenboerger writes: > On 2018-02-11, Michael Welle wrote: > >> Looks easy, eh? A header at the top, a footer at the bottom and a lot >> of space in between. In some cases, like in [1], I wanted content (e.g. >> Ich...OS/2 Warp 4) to be centered

Re: [O] org-reveal: content side by side

On 2018-02-11, Michael Welle wrote: > Looks easy, eh? A header at the top, a footer at the bottom and a lot > of space in between. In some cases, like in [1], I wanted content (e.g. > Ich...OS/2 Warp 4) to be centered horizontally and > vertically between the footer and the header. I created

Re: [O] org-reveal: content side by side

Hello Eric, Eric S Fraga writes: > On Sunday, 11 Feb 2018 at 16:29, Michael Welle wrote: > > [...] > >> Until I will get bored again, I will stick with Org's beamer export >> :)[2]. But anyways, if you want to share your experience with >> ox-reveal, you are welcome. > >

Re: [O] org-reveal: content side by side

On Sunday, 11 Feb 2018 at 16:29, Michael Welle wrote: [...] > Until I will get bored again, I will stick with Org's beamer export > :)[2]. But anyways, if you want to share your experience with > ox-reveal, you are welcome. Every now and again, I also get bored and explore alternatives to

Re: [O] org-reveal: content side by side

Hello, I just wanted to tell you how my adventure in reveal land ended ;). Well, I spent a couple of hours last week and the better part of this weekend with css. I could produce a slide similar to [0]. I couldn't solve the structure problem I described earlier. And what put me off in the end is,

Re: [O] org-reveal: content side by side

Hello, Matt Price writes: > for this issue, I define a class "paired" in my local cass file (or > actually, I now use a very modestly edited custom theme) : > > > .paired { > float:left !important; > max-width:47% !important; > > } > > and then in the org file: >

Re: [O] org-reveal: content side by side

for this issue, I define a class "paired" in my local cass file (or actually, I now use a very modestly edited custom theme) : .paired { float:left !important; max-width:47% !important; } and then in the org file: :#+ATTR_HTML: :class paired That works OK for me. the "!important" is

Re: [O] org-reveal: content side by side

Hello, took me the better part of the afternoon, but I came up with the following approach: * Was ist Virtualisierung? - Aus der Wikipedia: #+BEGIN_QUOTE Virtualisierung bezeichnet in der Informatik die Nachbildung eines Hard- oder Software-Objekts durch ein ähnliches Objekt vom selben Typ mit

[O] org-reveal: content side by side

Hello, a new year, a new tool ;). I try to shift a bit away from beamer based slides to a format, that allows me to create nice html-based slides and nice pdf-based slides from the same source. It looks like org-reveal and decktape might be what I want. Maybe. To find out I try to convert an