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create separate slides from subheadings with deck? #2

Open titaniumbones opened 11 years ago

titaniumbones commented 11 years ago

hmm, is there any way to create new slides (rather than builds) from subheadings in deck.js? It looks like it might be difficult. I'm asking because I'd like to keep my notes organied in a proper hierarchical outline, but that will be hard to do if each slide needs to be its own top-level heading. thank you!

cybercode commented 11 years ago

I don't think the default will create a build. Only if you add an HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS of "slide"..

On Sep 12, 2013, at 7:27 PM, Matt Price notifications@github.com wrote:

hmm, is there any way to create new slides (rather than builds) from subheadings in deck.js? It looks like it might be difficult. I'm asking because I'd like to keep my notes organied in a proper hierarchical outline, but that will be hard to do if each slide needs to be its own top-level heading. thank you!

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titaniumbones commented 11 years ago

Yes, sorry if it wasn't clear I was aware of that. As I undertand it right now, ox-deck can do two things with a subtree:

In contrast, what I would really like to do is create individual slides out of level 2 headings Looking at the deck.js syntax, I'm not really sure that's posible, sinc the

for the first-level-heading in org wraps around the subheadings.

That's all fine, it just means that my lecture notes won't be as pretty (or censible) as they might otherwise be. But I think the limitation is in deck.js, not in the exporter. Do you agree?

On Thu 12 Sep 2013 02:05:41 PM EDT, Rick Frankel wrote:

I don't think the default will create a build. Only if you add an HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS of "slide"..

On Sep 12, 2013, at 7:27 PM, Matt Price notifications@github.com wrote:

hmm, is there any way to create new slides (rather than builds) from subheadings in deck.js? It looks like it might be difficult. I'm asking because I'd like to keep my notes organied in a proper hierarchical outline, but that will be hard to do if each slide needs to be its own top-level heading. thank you!

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titaniumbones commented 11 years ago

sorry about the spelling errors! I need a new keyboard, and perhaps some new fingers t go with it...

cybercode commented 11 years ago

I'm not near a 'purer right now, but if you check the code, I think the outline level to use as the default " outer" level is a variable.

Rick P.S. sorry for the top quotes. I'm away and on a phone.

On Sep 12, 2013, at 8:11 PM, Matt Price notifications@github.com wrote:

Yes, sorry if it wasn't clear I was aware of that. As I undertand it right now, ox-deck can do two things with a subtree:

  • display the whole subtree in a single slide, or
  • create a "build" for the subtree by using the HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS "slide"

In contrast, what I would really like to do is create individual slides out of level 2 headings Looking at the deck.js syntax, I'm not really sure that's posible, sinc the

for the first-level-heading in org wraps around the subheadings.

That's all fine, it just means that my lecture notes won't be as pretty (or censible) as they might otherwise be. But I think the limitation is in deck.js, not in the exporter. Do you agree?

On Thu 12 Sep 2013 02:05:41 PM EDT, Rick Frankel wrote:

I don't think the default will create a build. Only if you add an HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS of "slide"..

On Sep 12, 2013, at 7:27 PM, Matt Price notifications@github.com wrote:

hmm, is there any way to create new slides (rather than builds) from subheadings in deck.js? It looks like it might be difficult. I'm asking because I'd like to keep my notes organied in a proper hierarchical outline, but that will be hard to do if each slide needs to be its own top-level heading. thank you!

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titaniumbones commented 11 years ago

hmm. can't find it in the code on a quick inspection or a C-h v query. When you have a chence I'd love to hear back about whether I'm missing it (my lisp reading is lousy).

thanks! matt

On 13-09-13 04:03 AM, Rick Frankel wrote:

I'm not near a 'purer right now, but if you check the code, I think the outline level to use as the default " outer" level is a variable.

Rick P.S. sorry for the top quotes. I'm away and on a phone.

On Sep 12, 2013, at 8:11 PM, Matt Price notifications@github.com wrote:

Yes, sorry if it wasn't clear I was aware of that. As I undertand it right now, ox-deck can do two things with a subtree:

  • display the whole subtree in a single slide, or
  • create a "build" for the subtree by using the HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS "slide"

In contrast, what I would really like to do is create individual slides out of level 2 headings Looking at the deck.js syntax, I'm not really sure that's posible, sinc the

for the first-level-heading in org wraps around the subheadings.

That's all fine, it just means that my lecture notes won't be as pretty (or censible) as they might otherwise be. But I think the limitation is in deck.js, not in the exporter. Do you agree?

On Thu 12 Sep 2013 02:05:41 PM EDT, Rick Frankel wrote:

I don't think the default will create a build. Only if you add an HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS of "slide"..

On Sep 12, 2013, at 7:27 PM, Matt Price notifications@github.com wrote:

hmm, is there any way to create new slides (rather than builds) from subheadings in deck.js? It looks like it might be difficult. I'm asking because I'd like to keep my notes organied in a proper hierarchical outline, but that will be hard to do if each slide needs to be its own top-level heading. thank you!

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cybercode commented 11 years ago

On Sep 13, 2013, at 5:13 PM, Matt Price notifications@github.com wrote:

hmm. can't find it in the code on a quick inspection or a C-h v query. When you have a chence I'd love to hear back about whether I'm missing it (my lisp reading is lousy). Actually, it's currently hard coded @ level 2 --- see 'org-deck-headline'. I will play w/ making it a variable and moving it to a lower level when I get back to the states next week.

Rick

thanks! matt

On 13-09-13 04:03 AM, Rick Frankel wrote:

I'm not near a 'purer right now, but if you check the code, I think the outline level to use as the default " outer" level is a variable.

Rick P.S. sorry for the top quotes. I'm away and on a phone.

On Sep 12, 2013, at 8:11 PM, Matt Price notifications@github.com wrote:

Yes, sorry if it wasn't clear I was aware of that. As I undertand it right now, ox-deck can do two things with a subtree:

  • display the whole subtree in a single slide, or
  • create a "build" for the subtree by using the HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS "slide"

In contrast, what I would really like to do is create individual slides out of level 2 headings Looking at the deck.js syntax, I'm not really sure that's posible, sinc the

for the first-level-heading in org wraps around the subheadings.

That's all fine, it just means that my lecture notes won't be as pretty (or censible) as they might otherwise be. But I think the limitation is in deck.js, not in the exporter. Do you agree?

On Thu 12 Sep 2013 02:05:41 PM EDT, Rick Frankel wrote:

I don't think the default will create a build. Only if you add an HTML_CONTAINER_CLASS of "slide"..

On Sep 12, 2013, at 7:27 PM, Matt Price notifications@github.com wrote:

hmm, is there any way to create new slides (rather than builds) from subheadings in deck.js? It looks like it might be difficult. I'm asking because I'd like to keep my notes organied in a proper hierarchical outline, but that will be hard to do if each slide needs to be its own top-level heading. thank you!

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