add a label to a AtBeginSection slide
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I would like to put a ref to one of the slides created with AtBeginSection, is that possible?
In more detail, I abuse
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.pdf
subsection[shorttitle]long title with texorpdfstring$x^2$x2 labelsym
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
to manipulate the background image on one AtBeginSubsection slide. And as you see I try to put a label there, such that on the very last slide I can ask "Who spotted the mistake on slide refsym?"
Can I put labels on these auto generated slides?
(Alternatively, I'm also open to a workaround putting the label on the next slide and then do arithmetics to figure out the slide number before.)
EDIT:
At the moment my file looks (cut down to a MWE) like this:
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.png
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip labelsym
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
and it includes this image
(suffered in the conversion, but for what it's worth here, can be any image).
And I build with
rm -f pseyfert.aux pseyfert.toc pseyfert.snm
xelatex pseyfert.tex
xelatex pseyfert.tex
xelatex pseyfert.tex
The last slide looks like this
and should say "Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide 3"
beamer ref
edited Sep 23 at 12:52
samcarter
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asked Sep 22 at 17:16
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I would like to put a ref to one of the slides created with AtBeginSection, is that possible?
In more detail, I abuse
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.pdf
subsection[shorttitle]long title with texorpdfstring$x^2$x2 labelsym
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
to manipulate the background image on one AtBeginSubsection slide. And as you see I try to put a label there, such that on the very last slide I can ask "Who spotted the mistake on slide refsym?"
Can I put labels on these auto generated slides?
(Alternatively, I'm also open to a workaround putting the label on the next slide and then do arithmetics to figure out the slide number before.)
EDIT:
At the moment my file looks (cut down to a MWE) like this:
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.png
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip labelsym
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
and it includes this image
(suffered in the conversion, but for what it's worth here, can be any image).
And I build with
rm -f pseyfert.aux pseyfert.toc pseyfert.snm
xelatex pseyfert.tex
xelatex pseyfert.tex
xelatex pseyfert.tex
The last slide looks like this
and should say "Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide 3"
beamer ref
edited Sep 23 at 12:52
samcarter
77k786246
asked Sep 22 at 17:16
pseyfert
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Unrelated to the problem, but you don't needusepackagegraphicxwith beamer.
– samcarter
Sep 22 at 20:45
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up vote
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I would like to put a ref to one of the slides created with AtBeginSection, is that possible?
In more detail, I abuse
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.pdf
subsection[shorttitle]long title with texorpdfstring$x^2$x2 labelsym
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
to manipulate the background image on one AtBeginSubsection slide. And as you see I try to put a label there, such that on the very last slide I can ask "Who spotted the mistake on slide refsym?"
Can I put labels on these auto generated slides?
(Alternatively, I'm also open to a workaround putting the label on the next slide and then do arithmetics to figure out the slide number before.)
EDIT:
At the moment my file looks (cut down to a MWE) like this:
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.png
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip labelsym
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
and it includes this image
(suffered in the conversion, but for what it's worth here, can be any image).
And I build with
rm -f pseyfert.aux pseyfert.toc pseyfert.snm
xelatex pseyfert.tex
xelatex pseyfert.tex
xelatex pseyfert.tex
The last slide looks like this
and should say "Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide 3"
beamer ref
edited Sep 23 at 12:52
samcarter
77k786246
asked Sep 22 at 17:16
pseyfert
16519
I would like to put a ref to one of the slides created with AtBeginSection, is that possible?
In more detail, I abuse
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.pdf
subsection[shorttitle]long title with texorpdfstring$x^2$x2 labelsym
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
to manipulate the background image on one AtBeginSubsection slide. And as you see I try to put a label there, such that on the very last slide I can ask "Who spotted the mistake on slide refsym?"
Can I put labels on these auto generated slides?
(Alternatively, I'm also open to a workaround putting the label on the next slide and then do arithmetics to figure out the slide number before.)
EDIT:
At the moment my file looks (cut down to a MWE) like this:
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.png
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip labelsym
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
and it includes this image
(suffered in the conversion, but for what it's worth here, can be any image).
And I build with
rm -f pseyfert.aux pseyfert.toc pseyfert.snm
xelatex pseyfert.tex
xelatex pseyfert.tex
xelatex pseyfert.tex
The last slide looks like this
and should say "Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide 3"
beamer ref
beamer ref
edited Sep 23 at 12:52
samcarter
77k786246
asked Sep 22 at 17:16
pseyfert
16519
edited Sep 23 at 12:52
samcarter
77k786246
asked Sep 22 at 17:16
pseyfert
16519
edited Sep 23 at 12:52
samcarter
77k786246
edited Sep 23 at 12:52
samcarter
77k786246
edited Sep 23 at 12:52
samcarter
77k786246
77k786246
asked Sep 22 at 17:16
pseyfert
16519
asked Sep 22 at 17:16
pseyfert
16519
asked Sep 22 at 17:16
pseyfert
16519
16519
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Unrelated to the problem, but you don't needusepackagegraphicxwith beamer.
– samcarter
Sep 22 at 20:45
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Unrelated to the problem, but you don't needusepackagegraphicxwith beamer.
– samcarter
Sep 22 at 20:45
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Unrelated to the problem, but you don't need
usepackagegraphicx with beamer.– samcarter
Sep 22 at 20:45
Unrelated to the problem, but you don't need
usepackagegraphicx with beamer.– samcarter
Sep 22 at 20:45
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If you only need a label for a single subsection, another approach could be to temporarily redefine your subsection frame -- of course this approach becomes cumbersome if you need labels for many subsections.
documentclassbeamer
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
begingroup
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]example-image-duck%
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>[label=sym]
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
endgroup
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 23 at 12:47
samcarter
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This is an ad hoc proposal. As Skillmon pointed out, there was an unnecessary expandafter.
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
ifxmylabelempty
else
labelmylabel
fi
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
xdefmylabelempty
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
xdefmylabelsym
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.png
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
xdefmylabelempty
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on
slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 22 at 18:24
marmot
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Add a command with which you can choose to label the next subsection added with AtBeginSubsection to your code:
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
newififLabelSubSec
newcommandLabelSubSec[1]
%
globalLabelSubSectrue
gdefSubSecLabel#1%
AtBeginSubsection
%
beginframe<beamer>
ifLabelSubSec
globalLabelSubSecfalse
labelSubSecLabel%
fi
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe%
setcountersecnumdepth2
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]example-image-duck
LabelSubSecsym
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 22 at 18:30
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3 Answers
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active
oldest
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
If you only need a label for a single subsection, another approach could be to temporarily redefine your subsection frame -- of course this approach becomes cumbersome if you need labels for many subsections.
documentclassbeamer
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
begingroup
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]example-image-duck%
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>[label=sym]
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
endgroup
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 23 at 12:47
samcarter
77k786246
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
If you only need a label for a single subsection, another approach could be to temporarily redefine your subsection frame -- of course this approach becomes cumbersome if you need labels for many subsections.
documentclassbeamer
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
begingroup
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]example-image-duck%
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>[label=sym]
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
endgroup
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 23 at 12:47
samcarter
77k786246
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
If you only need a label for a single subsection, another approach could be to temporarily redefine your subsection frame -- of course this approach becomes cumbersome if you need labels for many subsections.
documentclassbeamer
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
begingroup
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]example-image-duck%
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>[label=sym]
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
endgroup
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 23 at 12:47
samcarter
77k786246
If you only need a label for a single subsection, another approach could be to temporarily redefine your subsection frame -- of course this approach becomes cumbersome if you need labels for many subsections.
documentclassbeamer
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
begingroup
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]example-image-duck%
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>[label=sym]
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
endgroup
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 23 at 12:47
samcarter
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edited Sep 23 at 12:56
answered Sep 23 at 12:47
samcarter
77k786246
answered Sep 23 at 12:47
samcarter
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answered Sep 23 at 12:47
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up vote
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This is an ad hoc proposal. As Skillmon pointed out, there was an unnecessary expandafter.
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
ifxmylabelempty
else
labelmylabel
fi
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
xdefmylabelempty
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
xdefmylabelsym
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.png
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
xdefmylabelempty
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on
slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 22 at 18:24
marmot
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up vote
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This is an ad hoc proposal. As Skillmon pointed out, there was an unnecessary expandafter.
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
ifxmylabelempty
else
labelmylabel
fi
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
xdefmylabelempty
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
xdefmylabelsym
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.png
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
xdefmylabelempty
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on
slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 22 at 18:24
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up vote
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down vote
This is an ad hoc proposal. As Skillmon pointed out, there was an unnecessary expandafter.
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
ifxmylabelempty
else
labelmylabel
fi
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
xdefmylabelempty
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
xdefmylabelsym
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.png
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
xdefmylabelempty
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on
slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 22 at 18:24
marmot
62.5k468135
This is an ad hoc proposal. As Skillmon pointed out, there was an unnecessary expandafter.
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
AtBeginSubsection
beginframe<beamer>
ifxmylabelempty
else
labelmylabel
fi
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe
xdefmylabelempty
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
xdefmylabelsym
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]./symmetry_breaking.png
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
xdefmylabelempty
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on
slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 22 at 18:24
marmot
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edited Sep 22 at 18:30
answered Sep 22 at 18:24
marmot
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answered Sep 22 at 18:24
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answered Sep 22 at 18:24
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up vote
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Add a command with which you can choose to label the next subsection added with AtBeginSubsection to your code:
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
newififLabelSubSec
newcommandLabelSubSec[1]
%
globalLabelSubSectrue
gdefSubSecLabel#1%
AtBeginSubsection
%
beginframe<beamer>
ifLabelSubSec
globalLabelSubSecfalse
labelSubSecLabel%
fi
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe%
setcountersecnumdepth2
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]example-image-duck
LabelSubSecsym
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 22 at 18:30
Skillmon
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up vote
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Add a command with which you can choose to label the next subsection added with AtBeginSubsection to your code:
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
newififLabelSubSec
newcommandLabelSubSec[1]
%
globalLabelSubSectrue
gdefSubSecLabel#1%
AtBeginSubsection
%
beginframe<beamer>
ifLabelSubSec
globalLabelSubSecfalse
labelSubSecLabel%
fi
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe%
setcountersecnumdepth2
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]example-image-duck
LabelSubSecsym
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 22 at 18:30
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up vote
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Add a command with which you can choose to label the next subsection added with AtBeginSubsection to your code:
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
newififLabelSubSec
newcommandLabelSubSec[1]
%
globalLabelSubSectrue
gdefSubSecLabel#1%
AtBeginSubsection
%
beginframe<beamer>
ifLabelSubSec
globalLabelSubSecfalse
labelSubSecLabel%
fi
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe%
setcountersecnumdepth2
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]example-image-duck
LabelSubSecsym
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 22 at 18:30
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Add a command with which you can choose to label the next subsection added with AtBeginSubsection to your code:
documentclassbeamer
usepackagegraphicx
newififLabelSubSec
newcommandLabelSubSec[1]
%
globalLabelSubSectrue
gdefSubSecLabel#1%
AtBeginSubsection
%
beginframe<beamer>
ifLabelSubSec
globalLabelSubSecfalse
labelSubSecLabel%
fi
tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
endframe%
setcountersecnumdepth2
begindocument
sectionrecap
subsectionwhat do we want
beginframewhat do we want
beginitemize
item we want it all
enditemize
endframe
setbeamertemplatebackground canvas%
~hspace.8textwidthincludegraphics[width=.2paperwidth,height=paperheight]example-image-duck
LabelSubSecsym
subsection[problem when you can zip]problem when you can zip
beamertemplateshadingbackgroundblue!01!whitewhite
beginframe
frametitlezipping solves everything
Lorem ipsum
endframe
subsection1234
beginframe
frametitleconclusion
beginitemize
item headache ahead
item<2-> Bonus points for those who spotted the mistake on slide~refsym
enditemize
endframe
enddocument
answered Sep 22 at 18:30
Skillmon
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edited Sep 22 at 18:43
answered Sep 22 at 18:30
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answered Sep 22 at 18:30
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answered Sep 22 at 18:30
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Unrelated to the problem, but you don't need
usepackagegraphicxwith beamer.– samcarter
Sep 22 at 20:45