On Wed, 2013-05-01 at 12:14 -0400, Richard Heck wrote: > Personally, I think something like this would be excellent, if you could > pull it off. There has been a lot of work in trunk that has vastly > improved beamer support and which would presumably help a lot.
Great! Is there a developer who worked more than others on beamer? > I wonder if it would be possible to get the HTML source for the slide > and use that? Mh, not sure about that, we could do something like that but we'd need QtWebKit, which is a quite heavy dependency. > Beamer themes are generally found in certain standard locations. Since > LyX knows about all the style files that are installed (we display them > at Tools>TeX Information), it would be easy enough to find the beamer > styles and let people choose one. Perfect then. However I also want to offer the ability to manually point to theme file, as actually I'm not a real fan of beamer's standard themes. :) > If you wanted to do this, then I'd suggest going for something more > general: A kind of dialog that would allow one to control options to any > paragraph layout. One could add this to the exiting Paragraph Settings > dialog, and have which options are available be controlled through the > layout files themselves. Sounds good, I just have to take a look at layout files because honestly I've never messed with them. > It is obviously a big plus if you don't have to learn the codebase from > scratch. Thanks for your answer. On Wed, 2013-05-01 at 11:49 -0700, Pavel Sanda wrote: > Finally :) P ;) -- Ale
