Yet another simplistic Typst template for presentations.
Based on diapo. Add some features but keep it a single-file template.
- Still as simple as diapo
- Slide for transition, long page, and references
- Header with previous headings (if any) for better navigation
Copy the template to your project folder and start your document with a global show rule using diapo.with().
Then just write as you like.
For headings, use = for the first level, == for the second, and so on.
To get a transition slide, use #transition[some text].
To get a long page (e.g. for demonstrating long code), use #longpage(times)[some text]. For example, #longpage(3)[some text] will generate a page with three times the height of the normal page.
For references page, use #refpage[your reference].
To change font, search in the template for font and replace it.
When setting the header, as the query for the header cannot simply obtain the locale of the header (that is, we cannot directly determine whether a header is located on the current page), the rules are a little inelegant to maintain. And when there is no text under the level-1 heading, the header might be incorrect.
This will give you this. For more examples, see examples.
#import "../template.typ": diapo, transition
#show: diapo.with(
title: "My last vacations",
author: "John Doe",
date: "2023-04-20",
// display_lastpage: false,
)
= Introduction
It was great!
#lorem(20)
#transition[Day one]
= Travelling
#lorem(30)
#lorem(30)
= Relax
#align(horizon)[
#set text(size: 28pt)
$ e^(i pi) + 1 = 0 $
]
= The journey back home
It was exhausting.
= Conclusion
That was short.