Document with each word having overlay
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Is there a possibility to make each word in my beamer presentation come after a click without adding pause before each word?
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Is there a possibility to make each word in my beamer presentation come after a click without adding pause before each word?
beamer overlays
edited Dec 22 at 16:10
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another approach using theanimatepackage: tex.stackexchange.com/a/81850/36296
– samcarter
Dec 23 at 15:09
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Is there a possibility to make each word in my beamer presentation come after a click without adding pause before each word?
beamer overlays
edited Dec 22 at 16:10
samcarter
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asked Dec 22 at 14:55
supremum
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Is there a possibility to make each word in my beamer presentation come after a click without adding pause before each word?
beamer overlays
beamer overlays
edited Dec 22 at 16:10
samcarter
85.6k794275
asked Dec 22 at 14:55
supremum
1596
edited Dec 22 at 16:10
samcarter
85.6k794275
asked Dec 22 at 14:55
supremum
1596
edited Dec 22 at 16:10
samcarter
85.6k794275
edited Dec 22 at 16:10
samcarter
85.6k794275
edited Dec 22 at 16:10
samcarter
85.6k794275
85.6k794275
asked Dec 22 at 14:55
supremum
1596
asked Dec 22 at 14:55
supremum
1596
asked Dec 22 at 14:55
supremum
1596
1596
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another approach using theanimatepackage: tex.stackexchange.com/a/81850/36296
– samcarter
Dec 23 at 15:09
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another approach using theanimatepackage: tex.stackexchange.com/a/81850/36296
– samcarter
Dec 23 at 15:09
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another approach using the
animate package: tex.stackexchange.com/a/81850/36296– samcarter
Dec 23 at 15:09
another approach using the
animate package: tex.stackexchange.com/a/81850/36296– samcarter
Dec 23 at 15:09
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based on an answer by @egreg: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/250559/36296
The following could be used in fragile beamer frames. Please don't complain if it breaks other stuff :)
documentclass{beamer}
newcommand{AND}{%
hskipfontdimen2font plus fontdimen3font minus fontdimen4font
pause
}
newenvironment{pausespaces}
{parobeyspacesbegingrouplccode`~=` lowercase{endgrouplet~}AND}
{par}
begin{document}
begin{frame}[fragile]
begin{pausespaces}%
some text some text someveryverylongword text text
end{pausespaces}
end{frame}
end{document}
edited Dec 22 at 17:05
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Do you mean tex.stackexchange.com/a/250559/4427 ?
– egreg
Dec 22 at 16:04
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@supremum And don't loadenumitemwith beamer
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:51
1
@supremum And don't use two-letter font commands, usetextbf{...}instead
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:52
1
@supremum And don't use \ for new lines
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:54
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@supremum In most situations: just use an empty line
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:59
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based on an answer by @egreg: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/250559/36296
The following could be used in fragile beamer frames. Please don't complain if it breaks other stuff :)
documentclass{beamer}
newcommand{AND}{%
hskipfontdimen2font plus fontdimen3font minus fontdimen4font
pause
}
newenvironment{pausespaces}
{parobeyspacesbegingrouplccode`~=` lowercase{endgrouplet~}AND}
{par}
begin{document}
begin{frame}[fragile]
begin{pausespaces}%
some text some text someveryverylongword text text
end{pausespaces}
end{frame}
end{document}
edited Dec 22 at 17:05
TeXnician
24.1k63084
answered Dec 22 at 16:00
samcarter
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Do you mean tex.stackexchange.com/a/250559/4427 ?
– egreg
Dec 22 at 16:04
1
@supremum And don't loadenumitemwith beamer
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:51
1
@supremum And don't use two-letter font commands, usetextbf{...}instead
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:52
1
@supremum And don't use \ for new lines
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:54
1
@supremum In most situations: just use an empty line
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:59
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based on an answer by @egreg: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/250559/36296
The following could be used in fragile beamer frames. Please don't complain if it breaks other stuff :)
documentclass{beamer}
newcommand{AND}{%
hskipfontdimen2font plus fontdimen3font minus fontdimen4font
pause
}
newenvironment{pausespaces}
{parobeyspacesbegingrouplccode`~=` lowercase{endgrouplet~}AND}
{par}
begin{document}
begin{frame}[fragile]
begin{pausespaces}%
some text some text someveryverylongword text text
end{pausespaces}
end{frame}
end{document}
edited Dec 22 at 17:05
TeXnician
24.1k63084
answered Dec 22 at 16:00
samcarter
85.6k794275
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Do you mean tex.stackexchange.com/a/250559/4427 ?
– egreg
Dec 22 at 16:04
1
@supremum And don't loadenumitemwith beamer
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:51
1
@supremum And don't use two-letter font commands, usetextbf{...}instead
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:52
1
@supremum And don't use \ for new lines
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:54
1
@supremum In most situations: just use an empty line
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:59
|
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based on an answer by @egreg: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/250559/36296
The following could be used in fragile beamer frames. Please don't complain if it breaks other stuff :)
documentclass{beamer}
newcommand{AND}{%
hskipfontdimen2font plus fontdimen3font minus fontdimen4font
pause
}
newenvironment{pausespaces}
{parobeyspacesbegingrouplccode`~=` lowercase{endgrouplet~}AND}
{par}
begin{document}
begin{frame}[fragile]
begin{pausespaces}%
some text some text someveryverylongword text text
end{pausespaces}
end{frame}
end{document}
edited Dec 22 at 17:05
TeXnician
24.1k63084
answered Dec 22 at 16:00
samcarter
85.6k794275
based on an answer by @egreg: https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/250559/36296
The following could be used in fragile beamer frames. Please don't complain if it breaks other stuff :)
documentclass{beamer}
newcommand{AND}{%
hskipfontdimen2font plus fontdimen3font minus fontdimen4font
pause
}
newenvironment{pausespaces}
{parobeyspacesbegingrouplccode`~=` lowercase{endgrouplet~}AND}
{par}
begin{document}
begin{frame}[fragile]
begin{pausespaces}%
some text some text someveryverylongword text text
end{pausespaces}
end{frame}
end{document}
edited Dec 22 at 17:05
TeXnician
24.1k63084
answered Dec 22 at 16:00
samcarter
85.6k794275
edited Dec 22 at 17:05
TeXnician
24.1k63084
edited Dec 22 at 17:05
TeXnician
24.1k63084
edited Dec 22 at 17:05
TeXnician
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24.1k63084
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samcarter
85.6k794275
answered Dec 22 at 16:00
samcarter
85.6k794275
answered Dec 22 at 16:00
samcarter
85.6k794275
85.6k794275
1
Do you mean tex.stackexchange.com/a/250559/4427 ?
– egreg
Dec 22 at 16:04
1
@supremum And don't loadenumitemwith beamer
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:51
1
@supremum And don't use two-letter font commands, usetextbf{...}instead
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:52
1
@supremum And don't use \ for new lines
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:54
1
@supremum In most situations: just use an empty line
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:59
|
show 5 more comments
1
Do you mean tex.stackexchange.com/a/250559/4427 ?
– egreg
Dec 22 at 16:04
1
@supremum And don't loadenumitemwith beamer
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:51
1
@supremum And don't use two-letter font commands, usetextbf{...}instead
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:52
1
@supremum And don't use \ for new lines
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:54
1
@supremum In most situations: just use an empty line
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:59
1
1
Do you mean tex.stackexchange.com/a/250559/4427 ?
– egreg
Dec 22 at 16:04
Do you mean tex.stackexchange.com/a/250559/4427 ?
– egreg
Dec 22 at 16:04
1
1
@supremum And don't load
enumitem with beamer– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:51
@supremum And don't load
enumitem with beamer– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:51
1
1
@supremum And don't use two-letter font commands, use
textbf{...} instead– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:52
@supremum And don't use two-letter font commands, use
textbf{...} instead– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:52
1
1
@supremum And don't use \ for new lines
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:54
@supremum And don't use \ for new lines
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:54
1
1
@supremum In most situations: just use an empty line
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:59
@supremum In most situations: just use an empty line
– samcarter
Dec 22 at 16:59
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another approach using the
animatepackage: tex.stackexchange.com/a/81850/36296– samcarter
Dec 23 at 15:09