templates.md

title	Create Your Own Templates

Create your own templates (use headers, slides, name, etc.)

Headers

Use headers to reference headers (such as title, author, etc.) from your slide source (or from your slideshow.yml configuration) in your templates.

Example:

{% raw %}
<meta name="author" content="{{ headers['author'] }}">

<title>{{ headers['title'] }} | by {{ headers['author'] }}</title>
{% endraw %}

Example 2:

{% raw %}
<div class='slide'>
  <h1>{{ headers['title'] }}</h1>
  <h2>{{ headers['subtitle'] }}</h2>
  <h3>{{ headers['author'] }}</h3>
  <h4>{{ headers['company'] }}</h4>
</div>
{% endraw %}

Slides

Use slides to reference your slides. A slide includes the following fields:

• content
• header => Optional Header
• content_without_header => (TODO: Add Alias) Optional Content Block without Header (content = header + content_without_header)
• classes => Style Classes (e.g. fullscreen scroll)
• data_attributes => HTML5 Data Attributes (e.g. data-x='1200' data-y='600' data-rotate='180')

Example:

{% raw %}
{% for slide in slides %}
  <div class='slide'>
     {{ slide.content }}
  </div>
{% endfor %}
{% endraw %}

Example 2:

{% raw %}
{% for slide in slides %}
  <div class='slide {{ slide.classes }}'>
     <header>{{ slide.header }}</header>
     <section>
        {{ slide.content_without_header }}
     </section>
  </div>
{% endfor %}
{% endraw %}

Filename

Use name to reference the basename of the passed in file e.g. microformats.text becomes microformats.

Example:

{% raw %}
<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{name}}.css">
{% endraw %}