FOOTNOTE IN DECKSET PDF
Importantly, you can also export your slides in PDF format (I know people like JS slides, but I can ensure you that your PDF will still be readable in 20 years but certainly not your Javascript-powered prez). You can display your slides using Deckset directly, and you will get access to “presenter notes” and a second display monitor for free.
This directs readers to a corresponding footnote (with the same footnote number) at the bottom of the page on which the reference to the source is made. This is well documented and easily available from the Help menu. Whenever you refer to material from a source, you must insert a 'footnote number' at the end of the paraphrased section or direct quotation.
The next two screenshots show the variety of slides that can be built using simple Markdown and a lightweight set of extra commands specific to Deckset. You can pick one and it will be displayed in a dedicated window, or you can just edit your Markdown file directly from your preferred editor. When you launch Deckset, you get sort of a drawer where you can see all your recent files. That is something that I really miss when using Markdown + Beamer since this would require to add extra inline $\LaTeX$ commands.Ī few pictures are worth than thousand words. Readers can click the link to jump to the content of the footnote at the bottom of the page. When you create a footnote, a superscript number with a link appears where you added the footnote reference. One of the most interesting feature of Deckset is that you can easily manage to put pictures, movies or single text on a plain page, bypassing the default structure of your slide deck if any. Footnotes allow you to add notes and references without cluttering the body of the document.
FOOTNOTE IN DECKSET UPDATE
Moreover, in the last update I got from Deckset team, it was also easy to define a specific theme (among those offered by Deckset) in the document header. Now that the Deckset team added support for footer, footnotes and tables, the application should suit the needs of most users.
I have since used Deckset to build short presentations and even complete courses more than once. That was initially just to try how viable such an option would be in the long term. I already discussed Decket a while ago while I was in the process of migrating a set of slides from $\LaTeX$ + Beamer to Markdown. Continuing on my series of posts on applications I like (and use most of the time), here is Deckset, a simple yet effective application to build and deliver gorgeous slides. Justice Sandra Day OConnor provided the early framework that steered the outcome in the dispute over the 2000 presidential election and ensured George W.
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