A made a short demo presentation in which we create multiple sections. Rather than the second section having no section-based header (like the first), it includes the previous section name in the header.
This is lexically quite confusing. I think there should be additional logic to check whether the current slide is also the beginning of a section, and if so, reject the previous-section header.
It's unclear to me how one might implement this check, however.
I tried adding set header(outline: false) at the end of the else block of the conditional on line 51, to no avail. Is this a simple behavior to modify?
Code from simple theme reproduced below for the slide function:
#let slide(body) = {
let deco-format(it) = text(size: .6em, fill: gray, it)
set page(
header: locate( loc => {
let sections = query(heading.where(level: 1, outlined: true).before(loc), loc)
if sections == () [] else { deco-format(sections.last().body) }
}),
footer: deco-format({
simple-footer.display(); h(1fr); logic.logical-slide.display()
}),
footer-descent: 1em,
header-ascent: 1em,
)
logic.polylux-slide(body)
}
Where the issue is that the before(loc) excludes any new section which may appear on that page, so we get the previous section in the header on a new section.
A made a short demo presentation in which we create multiple sections. Rather than the second section having no section-based header (like the first), it includes the previous section name in the header.
This is lexically quite confusing. I think there should be additional logic to check whether the current slide is also the beginning of a section, and if so, reject the previous-section header. It's unclear to me how one might implement this check, however. I tried adding
set header(outline: false)
at the end of the else block of the conditional on line 51, to no avail. Is this a simple behavior to modify?Code from simple theme reproduced below for the
slide
function:Where the issue is that the
before(loc)
excludes any new section which may appear on that page, so we get the previous section in the header on a new section.