quarto_slides.qmd

---
title: Some Cool Sounding Buzzwords
subtitle: Less Buzzy and Somewhat More Explanaotry Subtitle
author:
  - name: Sanha Cheong
    orcid: 0000-0003-1689-0557
    email: sanha@stanford.edu
date: today
date-format: long
bibliography: bibliography.bib
format:
  beamer:
    pdf-engine: xelatex
    template: style/beamer.template
    include-in-header: style/beamerheader.tex
    include-before-body: style/beamerprefix.tex
    include-after-body: style/beamersuffix.tex
---

## Goals

The main goals for this slide:

-   This is just to show you how this \empy{template} works

-   There are two 'emphasize' functions used to highlight & italicize
    texts

    -   '\textbackslash empy' does \empy{this} and '\textbackslash empr' does \empr{this}.

-   The colors in this template is selected from the official Stanford
    Identity website: <https://identity.stanford.edu/color.html>

-   Note that hyperlinks, by default, are not highlighted. Of course,
    you can change this: e.g., \empr{\href{https://github.com/sanhacheong/stanford_beamer_presentation}{https://github.com/sanhacheong/stanford\_beamer\_presentation}}

## Example 

A (hopefully) useful function in this \LaTeX-template (@stanford_beamer_template) is:

\begin{center}
	\textbackslash examplebox\{ExampleTitle\}\{ExampleContents\}
\end{center}
which does this:
\examplebox{Example of the Command \textbackslash examplebox}{
This is what it does. Pretty self-explanatory, isn't it?

Given the color them, I \empr{recommend} using \textbackslash empr inside of examplebox. The \textbackslash empy command does not look \empy{that} good.
}

## References