Beamer \pause doesn't work with tabularray 13
beamer tables
CarLaTeX CarLaTeX
8 One could use the following hacky workaround (for a cleaner solution, please see https://github.com/lvjr/tabularray/issues/226#issuecomment-1086623661):
samcarter
8 Putting together the solution provided by the package author when I opened the issue: https://github.com/lvjr/tabularray/issues/226#issuecomment-1086623661
CarLaTeX
Beamer, add stretch to lists 19
tikz beamer
Skillmon Skillmon
16 Beamer columns are basically just minipages with some `\hfill` between them to distribute them across the page (and a couple of extra features like making them overlay aware etc.). So I would not say "don't use minipages with beamer" but rather that is normally easier to use columns instead of minipages.
samcarter
7 This is not really an answer to the question, because it won't solve the problem with lists in columns, but I just saw an interesting idea how to make normal lists stretchy in beamer (inspired by https://github.com/josephwright/beamer/pull/696):
samcarter
Changing colour of beamer blocks 5
beamer
samcarter samcarter
7 For "normal" blocks (`block`, `alertblock`, `exampleblock`) that's easy, one can set their dedicated beamer colours:
samcarter
How can I create a Beamer document with a greenboard-style template? 1
beamer
Lorentz Lorentz
How to uncover minted code line by line in a beamer presentation? 2
beamer
samcarter samcarter
5 You should have a look at the package `piton`. When you use the class Beamer, in an environment `{Piton}` of `piton`, you only have to use the usual syntax of Beamer (the commands `\uncover`, etc. or the environments `{uncoverenv}`, etc.) directly in the listing you want to format.
F. Pantigny
4 Both `\pause` and `\onslide<…>` seem to work, the latter needs minted's `beameroverlays` option set as `<` and `>` are treated differently otherwise.
Qrr
2 One possible approach is to use the `tikzmark` library to cover up the future lines with a rectangle of the same colour as the background:
samcarter
How can I create a space for notes in a Beamer presentation or document of LaTeX? 11
beamer
Lorentz Lorentz
5 If you would like the line to be at the right edge of your frame, you could add them via the sidebar template:
samcarter
Making animated images of beamer slides 24
beamer
J...S J...S
8 You could use image magick to directly convert the pdf to .gif
samcarter
Hiding label of a tikz node with beamer overlay 2
tikz beamer
J...S J...S
4 You can give options to the node using the syntax `label=[<options>]<position>:<contents>`. Note that you need to put `{}` around the entire `label`-value in order to hide the `]` from the parser searching for the end of the optional argument of `\node`.
Skillmon
1 Quick hack: change the text opacity on the first overlay:
samcarter
0 Another quick hack: use `alt=<2>{label=above:{Process}}` to only add the label to the second overlay and use an invisible rectangle to avoid jumping of the image.
samcarter
Beamer tikz overlay, uncover node attribute effect 8
tikz beamer
J...S J...S
3 Quick hack: you don't have to worry about your image jumping around if it has the same size on all overlays. To ensure this, draw an (invisible) rectangle which encompasses the whole image:
samcarter
2 You could temporarily change the opacity of the `initial`:
samcarter
Changing attribute of a tikz node in beamer 6
tikz beamer
J...S J...S
9 You can use the `alt` key from the `overlay-beamer-styles` library:
samcarter
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