Closed e-kwsm closed 4 years ago
For fragile frames \end{frame}
must stand alone, that's by design
To quote the beamer user guide:
To determine the end of the frame, the following rule is used: The first occurrence of a single line containing exactly
\end{⟨frame environment name⟩}
ends the frame. The⟨environment name⟩
is normally frame, but it can be changed using the environment option. This special rule is needed since the frame contents is, after all, not interpreted when it is gathered.
(emphasis mine)
Thanks, I didn't notice it.
MWE: