A quarto extension featuring an LMU-inspired theme for the reveal.js format.
Credit for development goes to James Balamuta and any other developers of the Illinois theme. (Also, being able to refer to Kat Hoffman's similar changes made this easier.)
The following is essentially copied from the original README
See the included template.qmd file for an example of the theme and integration into Quarto or explore the rendered version of the base version here.
The Quarto installation documents contain the instructions that work for me.
quarto add cxzhang4/lmu_munich-revealjsYou can obtain a copy of the extension by using:
quarto use template cxzhang4/lmu_munich-revealjsThis will install the extension and create an example qmd file that you can use as a starting place for your presentation slides.
Once the extension is installed, you can use the extension by setting the format inside of the document header to lmu_munich-revealjs.
---
title: A title
subtitle: A subtitle
format:
lmu_munich-revealjs: default
author:
- name: Your Name
orcid: 0000-0000-0000-0000
email: alias@email.com
affiliations: Your Institution
date: last-modified
---If you wanted to use other reveal.js features in quarto, add the options under the lmu_munich-revealjs format. For example, we can use the chalkboard feature by setting:
format:
lmu_munich-revealjs:
chalkboard: trueWe created the quarto extension for the revealjs format by using:
quarto create extension format:revealjsFrom there, we incorporated a modified version of the Beamer Metropolis that was ported into a Quarto theme by Patrick Schratz (Post).
This theme is built ontop of the design and implementation work of Matthias Vogelgesang (Beamer Metropolis) and Patrick Schratz (Quarto Metropolis theme).
We also appreciate for Shafayet Khan Shafee for making available an alternative port known as metropolis-revealjs based on the gist containing metropolis.css by Vince Hodges.
Additionally, we relied upon the following documentation: