Presentation Styles

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This is a list of existing presentation styles (made by Hans Hagen) which are shiped with ConTeXt. There will also be a list of predefined commands specific for single styles.


TODO: page in progress - feel free to contribute

Things that have to come here: links to sources, links to PDF documents with sources explained, links to a couple of documents which use this style, title page, inner page, specific commands, how to change color of buttons & background, ... (See: To-Do List)

texexec --pdf --mode=demo s-pre-xx

where xx is replaced with appropriate number.

Contents

[edit] 01. original

\usemodule[pre-original]
\TitlePage {pre-original\\Title Page}

[edit] 02. green

\usemodule[pre-green]
\TitlePage {pre-green\\Title Page}

[edit] 03. funny

\usemodule[pre-funny]
\TitlePage {pre-funny\\Title Page}


[edit] 04. colorful

[edit] 05. fuzzy


\usemodule[pre-fuzzy]
\setuplayout[location=middle,scale=.2]
\TitlePage {pre-fuzzy\\Title Page}

[edit] 06. polish

[edit] 07. spider

\usemodule[pre-spider]
\TitlePage {pre-spider\\Title Page}

[edit] 08. wonder

[edit] 09. windows

\usemodule[pre-windows]
\TitlePage {pre-windows\\Title Page}

[edit] 10. grow

[edit] 11. stack

[edit] 12. arrows

[edit] 13. writing


\usemodule[pre-writing]
\TitlePage {pre-writing\\Title Page}

[edit] 14. split

[edit] 15. balls

\usemodule[pre-balls]
\setuplayout[location=middle,scale=.2]
\TitlePage {pre-balls\\Title Page}

[edit] 16. knot

[edit] 17. weird

[edit] 18. shade

[edit] 19. organic

\usemodule[pre-organic]
\setuplayout[location=middle,scale=.2]
\TitlePage {pre-organic\\Title Page}


[edit] 20. speckle

[edit] 21. zoom

[edit] 22. cycle


\usemodule[pre-cycle]
\TitlePage {pre-cycle\\ Title Page}


[edit] 23. super


\usemodule[pre-super]
\setuplayout[location=middle,scale=.2]
\TitlePage {pre-super\\ Title Page}


[edit] 24. - 28.

s-pre-24.pdf s-pre-25.pdf s-pre-26.pdf s-pre-27.pdf s-pre-28.pdf

[edit] 50.

Cited from the documentation:

When my mailbox started to overflow with messages about problems with the presentation step mechanism, I looked up old presentaton, hacked a bit and cooked up an alternative that is less dependent on PDF trickery.

Consider it a cheap trick and prelude to a couple of new presentation styles. (At the time of writing this, I still have some 10 of those styles to clean up and document.) You can give it a try:

[edit] 60. stepwise

[edit] 61. stepper

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