porting a beamer presentation

[ondohotola]

Hi, I am trying to port a beamer slide template to touying.

I need to do the following (and struggle with items 3-10.

1. use Metropolis Theme (done)

2. use my own colors (done)

3. have no table of contents

4. have no (separate) section title page

5. have no text in the slides' footer, neither institution nor counter

6. have a growing progress bar on the bottom of each slide

7. have an image on the bottom right of each slide

8. set title for each slide separately

9. increase vertical width of slide title background

10. change margins for content of each slide only

Can anyone help here?

[OrangeX4]

I think you should look at the source code of the existing theme, which has most of the features you mentioned.

[ondohotola]

I am an elderly retired Gynecologist with next to no coding skill in typst, so reading source code is not easy

[enklht]

@ondohotola,

I have created slides to align with your specifications. You can view them here: Slides Link. Please note that, due to some limitations, the implementation may appear somewhat unconventional.

Additionally, I encountered a minor bug related to the title specification. I have submitted a pull request to address this issue, and it will be resolved soon.

I hope this helps!

[ondohotola]

Thank you. The link doesn’t work for me at present.

You could email to me off line at [el at lisse fullstop NA], I am in transit at the moment anyway and will be able to look properly as of Wednesday.

[enklht]

Sorry, I made a mistake and sent a private link. Here’s the correct one: (https://typst.app/project/rkCsk2k2ZueRDzUOh9t7F3).

[ondohotola]

Had a quick look.

I'll play with it some more to refine the colors a little and use Noto Sans as a font and even if it's not identical to LaTeX/LyX it is fantastic, so I can now do my presentations in Typst :-)-O

Thank you so very much.

[enklht]

I'm glad to hear that! Your feedback is invaluable, and I appreciate it. I was able to identify a bug thanks to your comment.

P.S. If you like sans-serif fonts, I recommend checking out Fira Sans and Fira Math.

[ondohotola]

Thank you :-)-O

I’ll be playing with this next week.

Some colleagues and me experimented with a number of fonts (systematically and found that Noto works very well (for older eyes :-)-O), Sans for the screen and Serif for documents. I’ll play a little with Fira though.