Thanks for your reply. I think a global option would be useful because I
mightn't know in advance whether I'd need slides for particular headings or
not. I'm thinking of a use case where I have produced a long LaTeX article
and have selected certain tags to do so, and I would build a beamer
present
John Tait writes:
> Matt (and Daniel Bausch -- sorry for double post earlier)
>
> I've found that beamer "allowframebreaks" doesn't work for Org files that
> have been included with #+INCLUDE: .
[...]
> Is there a way to "allowframebreaks" work globally or at least in included
> files?
I've go
Matt (and Daniel Bausch -- sorry for double post earlier)
I've found that beamer "allowframebreaks" doesn't work for Org files that
have been included with #+INCLUDE: .
I've tried adding the proporites list to both the main Org file and in the
included files, and made sure that "org-use-property-
Thanks Matt. It works really well.
I need to set org-use-property-inheritance to t, so that subheadings follow
through, but it's really easy.
Cheers
John
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 5:20 PM, Matt Lundin wrote:
> John Tait writes:
>
> > Hi
> >
> > When I export an Org file to LaTeX class beamer,
John Tait writes:
> Hi
>
> When I export an Org file to LaTeX class beamer, much of the content
> can be pushed off the bottom of the slide if it doesn't all fit on one
> slide.
>
> Other than restricting the amount of text content under headings, is
> there a simple way of allowing content t
Hi
When I export an Org file to LaTeX class beamer, much of the content can be
pushed off the bottom of the slide if it doesn't all fit on one slide.
Other than restricting the amount of text content under headings, is there a
simple way of allowing content to spill onto the next slide?
Thanks
