/* This sits here, because it allows us to use images from within the images/ folder. Otherwise, the file structure gets a lot more involved! */
.reveal::after {
background-image: url('images/light-background.png');
}2 A Title for my Slides
The subtitle for my talk which gives us more information: Discuss
2.1 Hello there 👋
Here’s a new slide without a title.
2.2 Executable Code
library(ggplot2)
ggplot(mtcars, aes(hp, mpg, color = am)) +
geom_point(size = 5) +
geom_smooth(formula = y ~ x, method = "loess",
colour = casaviz::casa_colours$pink,
fill = casaviz::casa_colours$dark_green, alpha = 0.2) +
labs(title = "Here's a title",
subtitle = "And also a subtitle, which we'll make quite long mostly for the purposes of demonstrating that the text wraps automatically.") +
casaviz::scale_colour_casa("warm_colours", continuous = TRUE, reverse = TRUE) +
casaviz::theme_casa(base_text_size = 16, background = FALSE)
3 Here’s a section title slide
You can change the image, and overlay any colour you like, and play around with the opacity to achieve a goo.
To choose an on-brand colour, use one of the casaviz::casa_colours!
3.1
These half and half slides only really work with columns
This slide shows you how to do that.
They can be combined with images!
And you can choose to remove the default footer.
3.2 Media Backgrounds with brand colour
You can use the following as a slide background:
- An image:
background-image - A video:
background-video - An iframe:
background-iframe
Setting a dark background colour automatically changes the text formatting to “dark mode”.
3.3 Thank you
That’s it. Happy presenting!
For more tips on making the most of Quarto, use casaviz::create_slides("my-file-name", demo = TRUE).
