Still some bold, some italic, and some strikethrough.
==highligts== are also possible with the corresponding option.
fn main() {
println!("Hello, Rust !");
}
def main():
print("Hello Python")
I can create new slides with ---
and stay in the same part
The header number defined in the config will also create new slides
Under this number, parts will create boxes
This is an example
This is an alert
If you want to insert pauses into your slides, you can use the . . .
separator...
. . .
See ? It works.
By default, lists are displayed all at once, but can change this setting in config.yaml
.
- This
- Is
- Incremental
. . .
But you can depart from the default using this syntax :
::: incremental
- This is
- incremental
:::
. . .
::: nonincremental
- This is not
- incremental at all
:::
How to create columns :
:::::::::::::: {.columns align=top .onlytextwidth} ::: {.column width="40%"} content first column ::: ::: {.column width="60%"} content second column ::: ::::::::::::::
This
is
a
very
long
slide
maybe
it
can
be
cut
in
half
Add images like this (they can be stored in the media
folder). Skipping the .png
file extension will work if it is configured correctly in the configuration files.