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Seminar-slides Guide
Wenxuan
COMPASS
blue
beaver
Feb 18, 2021
Heverlee
en-US

Seminar-slides Markdown Guideline

Empty Lines

Leave a blank line between all non-intimate elements. The specific rules are as follows.

  • Leave a blank line between the separator and the contextual content.
  • A blank line between the title and the content.
  • Leave a blank line at deliberate line breaks.

Intimacy exception.

  • No blank lines should be left between unordered lists and ordered lists.
  • No blank lines should be left between content that needs to be kept continuous.

Example

this is the last line of the page, content ends.

---

## A Title

This is the line 1 in the page, aba, aba.

This is the line 2 in the page, bala, bala,
and this is also the line 2 in the page,
and this is still the line 2 in the page.

- My point 1
- My point 2

The title symbol

::: columns

:::: column

Example {.shrink}

# Section name

## A title

This is content.

---

## B title

This is content.

### A block title

Foo Bar

::::

:::: column

  • Use # as section separator, ## as page title, and ### as block separator.
  • # (section) must be followed by ## and cannot be immediately followed by content.

::::

:::

Pandoc Syntax

How to: The column example

Guide

The page is written by Wenxuan to show you guys how to create double columns in markdown to beamer.

. . .

Sample

::: columns

:::: column

Left side text.

Left side text again.

pub fn foo() {
  println!("Hello World");
}

::::

:::: column

Right side text.

  • Can do anything.
  • Can do almost everything.

::::

:::

How to: The image example

Use syntax like ![](rnr03.png){height=80%} to control height and width of images.

{height=80%}

How to: Fancy layout

Proposal

  • Point A
  • Point B

::: columns

:::: {.column width="40%"}

Pros (40% width)

  • Good
  • Better
  • Best

::::

:::: {.column width="60%"}

Cons (60% width)

  • Bad
  • Worse
  • Worst

::::

:::

Conclusion

  • Let's go for it!
  • No way we go for it!