Open dctbgcon opened 9 years ago
Hi, my thinking is as follows
It is a brilliant idea to support the creation of Slides in Wortsammler. In order to control the contents, we could also use the Editions feature. This would allow to produce even different slidesets.
Thus a document source would look like
~~ED fullslide shortslide notes~~
## Introduction
* item 1
* item 2
~~ED fullslide notes~~
* item 3 appears only on fullside and notes
~~ED notes~~
Here we see the speaker notes, which are subject to be printed e.g. in a handnout
bla bla bla
Then the manifest can control the which parts shall be rendered in which edition.
I see two options:
Yes, the solution with editions (ED ) and manifest seems to be a brilliant solution.
The output processing should be flexible to generate slideshows in different formats (html, pdf, ...). Maybe in future a special format for prezi is also interesting (https://prezi.com/).
Thanks for this project and your further contributions!
This might depend on the support for prezi. Note that there is an open source alternative based in impress.js (http://strut.io/)
I reopen this, since the slide output is still missing.
The big question is, how to specify the output
It would be hard to implement 5 more output formats for wortsammler ( Slidy, reveal.js, Slideous, S5, or DZSlides.)
I wonder if we should restrict ourselves to one of those formats.
We also shall decide how to deal with the pandoc options --self-contained
and --standalone
[BWC_2] Compatible as long as you do not use slides
I suggest to add a slide section to the markup source file which can be processed by wortsammler: e.g.
slide-notesslide-notes-endFrom all slide notes of the md document it should be possible to create a html/pdf slide show:
e.g. for html: pandoc -s --slide-level 2 -t slidy inputfile.md -o slide_outputfile.html
or for pdf with LaTeX beamer class:
pandoc -t beamer inputfile.md -V theme:Warsaw -o slide_outpub.pdf
To create a pdf slide show with beamer class maybe rake can do a good job:
rake pdf_slide name_of_theme or rake html_slide js_format
What do you think about this new function?