Beamer theme for the Hochschule Furtwangen University. This theme was forked from UiB by Martin Helso.
The logo can be removed from a specific frame
using the macro \hidelogo outside of the frame like this:
\hidelogo
\begin{frame}
...
\end{frame}Use \showlogo in the same manner to make the logo appear again.
The table of contents is populated automatically using sections and subsections. You can insert the table of contents again and highlight the current section like this:
\begin{frame}{Table of contents}
\tableofcontents[currentsection]
\end{frame}The command \SectionFrame inserts a plain frame with the centered section title on green background.
The command \SectionFrameAlt inserts a regular frame with the centered section title.
If you want to replicate this page style but don't want to create a section for it, you can use \SectionFrameWithText{<yourtext>} or \SectionFrameAltWithText{<yourtext>} to override the centered title text.
The command \enumref inserts a reference to an enumerated item
in the shape of a green box,
like the ones used in the enumerate environment.
Options are given as
\usetheme[option]{HFU}By default,
almost all text is typeset in a sans serif.
The option MathSerif enables serifs for mathematical symbols,
whereas Serif enables serifs for all text.
By default,
the logo appears in the lower right corner.
The option logotop moves the logo to the top right corner.
By default,
the environments listed below are unnumbered.
The option numbered adds numbers,
whereas AMS adds numbers and typesets the environment names
in the style of the American Mathematical Society.
Presentations automatically start with a title frame.
It can be disabled with the option NoTitlePage.
If one of the options
americanenglishUKenglishUSenglishgerman
are given, the environments listed below are translated into the specified language.
An environment is initialized with
\begin{environment}
...
\end{environment}The following environments are predefined by beamer:
corollarydefinitiondefinitionsexampleexamplesfactlemmatheorem
In addition, HFU defines these environments:
assumptionaxiomcalculationcomputationconjecturefactshypothesisnotationobservationpropositionpropertyremarkremarks