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##
How can I c
reat
e
a custom Title Page
?
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C
reat
ing
a custom Title Page
See this page
[
Custom Title Slide
](
Templating/Custom-Title-Slide
)
See this page
[
Custom Title Slide
](
Templating/Custom-Title-Slide
)
##
How can I add
custom CSS
?
##
Adding
custom CSS
See this page
[
Custom CSS
](
Templating/Custom-CSS
)
See this page
[
Custom CSS
](
Templating/Custom-CSS
)
##
How can I use
Vertical Slides
?
##
Adding
Vertical Slides
You can add an arbitrary amount of vertical slides layers by adding
`.sub`
to a slide header
You can add an arbitrary amount of vertical slides layers by adding
`.sub`
to a slide header
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How do I c
reat
e
fragments (elements appearing one after another)
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C
reat
ing
fragments (elements appearing one after another)
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You can create blocks of content that appear only if you continue clicking by adding
`.fragment`
to them.
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You can create blocks of content that appear only if you continue clicking by adding
`.fragment`
to them.
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You can create lists where the items appear after another by prepending
`>`
to the list items
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You can create lists where the items appear after another by prepending
`>`
to the list items
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- Third Element
- Third Element
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How do I c
reat
e
columns
?
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C
reat
ing
columns
There are multiple ways to create columns in decker.
There are multiple ways to create columns in decker.
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# Speaker Notes Slide {.notes}
# Speaker Notes Slide {.notes}
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## PDFs
##
Creating
PDFs
There are currently two ways to create PDFs from your HTML presentation slides. Both require the browser Google Chrome to be installed.
There are currently two ways to create PDFs from your HTML presentation slides. Both require the browser Google Chrome to be installed.
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