Open rsimonmd opened 3 years ago
Hi @rsimonmd, thanks for the PR! The idea of having multiple logos has certainly come up before and your approach seems like a good place to start. I took a look at your official template (with sunglasses on to protect my eyes [ouch!]), but it would be helpful if you could share a small example that demonstrates how the updated version works. You could copy/paste an example Rmd source into a code block in a comment in this PR, rather than having to commit the file to the PR branch.
Of course ! Here it is :
---
title: "A clever title"
subtitle: "Demoing xaringanExtra's expanded use_logo()"
author: "Raphael Simon"
institute: "Myself"
date: "`r Sys.Date()`"
output:
xaringan::moon_reader:
lib_dir: libs
seal: false
nature:
ratio: 16:10
highlightStyle: github
highlightLines: true
countIncrementalSlides: false
---
class: middle center someclass
```{r setup, echo = FALSE, warning=FALSE}
library(xaringanExtra)
use_logo(
image_url = "logo1",
width = "150px",
height = "150px",
position = css_position(top = "1em", left = "1em"),
logo_class = "my-xaringan-logo1",
exclude_class = c("hide_logo", "someotherclass")
)
use_logo(
image_url = "logo2",
width = "150px",
height = "150px",
position = css_position(top = "1em", right = "1em"),
logo_class = "my-xaringan-logo2",
exclude_class = c("hide_logo", "someclass")
)
class: middle center someotherclass
class: middle center
Notice how they both appear on the title slide as well!
You can change that by excluding "title-slide"
from use_logo(exclude_class = c(...))
as well
I hope that answers your query, thanks for allowing me to contribute 😄
EDIT : added some punctuation so that this Rmd actually knits withotu errors
Disclaimer: This is my first ever pull request so please feel free to dunk me for all the things I have certainly missed and the etiquette I am not following: I am very eager to learn! Also, I love your package so much 😄
Hello,
I work for a french public health/government organisation and we have a very strict ppt template to follow. I am allowed to pursue the use of html slides but only if I use the official template (example here, although you shouldn't look it will make your eyes bleed).
Up until today and diving into the
use_logo()
function from your package, I was stuck on a simple problem: our template has different background images/logos depending on the slide ... And if I made CSS rules for slide classes usingbackground-image
property, then I couldn't usebackground-image
when I needed it for presentation purposes (at least my users wouldn't understand why the logos suddenly disapeared).I tried your package but using the function twice resulted in the last call erasing the first so I went ahead and slightly changed some arguments to allow for the naming of the added image and thus adding as many divs as needed !
PS: if you took a look at the example ppt format (again, I advise against it for your eyes safety), the images that I need to change are vertical colored bars. I figured I also could use a variation of what you did there (before use_logo existed I guess?) to add spans with a colored background but I don't know if thats a better way of doing things in HTML ...
Have a great day
Raphaël