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I found simpleslides module extremely suitable for academic presentations, yet I am clueless as how to place a logo in the lower right area of the slides in any of the specified styles. Is there any way to place a logo simply from the presentation context file? or something must be done in the third party module styles? The documentation of simpleslides module indicate that tweaking any of the provided styles is possible, but still your help would be highly appreciated to show how. I didn't find helpful information by searching the ConTeXt Wiki
MWE from the same module
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
stopmode
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
% externalfigure[logo.png][width=3cm,frame=off] % How to include a logo?
stoptext
%%% Local Variables:
%%% mode: context
%%% TeX-master: t
%%% TeX-engine: luatex
%%% End:
context presentations logos modules
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I found simpleslides module extremely suitable for academic presentations, yet I am clueless as how to place a logo in the lower right area of the slides in any of the specified styles. Is there any way to place a logo simply from the presentation context file? or something must be done in the third party module styles? The documentation of simpleslides module indicate that tweaking any of the provided styles is possible, but still your help would be highly appreciated to show how. I didn't find helpful information by searching the ConTeXt Wiki
MWE from the same module
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
stopmode
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
% externalfigure[logo.png][width=3cm,frame=off] % How to include a logo?
stoptext
%%% Local Variables:
%%% mode: context
%%% TeX-master: t
%%% TeX-engine: luatex
%%% End:
context presentations logos modules
asked 4 hours ago
doctorate
2,21411741
I am one of the co-authors of simpleslides (but I am not longer a current maintainer). The module does not provide any mechanism for placing a logo. So, using layers to place the logo is the simplest solution.
– Aditya
47 mins ago
@Aditya, Sir thank you for your feedback.
– doctorate
44 mins ago
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up vote
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down vote
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I found simpleslides module extremely suitable for academic presentations, yet I am clueless as how to place a logo in the lower right area of the slides in any of the specified styles. Is there any way to place a logo simply from the presentation context file? or something must be done in the third party module styles? The documentation of simpleslides module indicate that tweaking any of the provided styles is possible, but still your help would be highly appreciated to show how. I didn't find helpful information by searching the ConTeXt Wiki
MWE from the same module
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
stopmode
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
% externalfigure[logo.png][width=3cm,frame=off] % How to include a logo?
stoptext
%%% Local Variables:
%%% mode: context
%%% TeX-master: t
%%% TeX-engine: luatex
%%% End:
context presentations logos modules
asked 4 hours ago
doctorate
2,21411741
I found simpleslides module extremely suitable for academic presentations, yet I am clueless as how to place a logo in the lower right area of the slides in any of the specified styles. Is there any way to place a logo simply from the presentation context file? or something must be done in the third party module styles? The documentation of simpleslides module indicate that tweaking any of the provided styles is possible, but still your help would be highly appreciated to show how. I didn't find helpful information by searching the ConTeXt Wiki
MWE from the same module
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
stopmode
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
% externalfigure[logo.png][width=3cm,frame=off] % How to include a logo?
stoptext
%%% Local Variables:
%%% mode: context
%%% TeX-master: t
%%% TeX-engine: luatex
%%% End:
context presentations logos modules
context presentations logos modules
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I am one of the co-authors of simpleslides (but I am not longer a current maintainer). The module does not provide any mechanism for placing a logo. So, using layers to place the logo is the simplest solution.
– Aditya
47 mins ago
@Aditya, Sir thank you for your feedback.
– doctorate
44 mins ago
add a comment |Â
I am one of the co-authors of simpleslides (but I am not longer a current maintainer). The module does not provide any mechanism for placing a logo. So, using layers to place the logo is the simplest solution.
– Aditya
47 mins ago
@Aditya, Sir thank you for your feedback.
– doctorate
44 mins ago
I am one of the co-authors of simpleslides (but I am not longer a current maintainer). The module does not provide any mechanism for placing a logo. So, using layers to place the logo is the simplest solution.
– Aditya
47 mins ago
I am one of the co-authors of simpleslides (but I am not longer a current maintainer). The module does not provide any mechanism for placing a logo. So, using layers to place the logo is the simplest solution.
– Aditya
47 mins ago
@Aditya, Sir thank you for your feedback.
– doctorate
44 mins ago
@Aditya, Sir thank you for your feedback.
– doctorate
44 mins ago
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2 Answers
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up vote
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Not the most automated solution, but as you can still use any valid ConTeXt solution I would suggest layers. Please note that in the current example you have to do manual positioning.
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
definelayer[logo][state=repeat]
setlayer[logo][x=dimexpr(paperwidth-4cm),y=8.75cm]externalfigure[example-image.png][width=3cm,frame=off]
setupSlideTitle[after=placelayer[logo]]
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
stoptext
answered 3 hours ago
TeXnician
21.3k52882
Thanks for your valuable idea of using layers. To me this is a satisfactory solution, I still don't realize the potential power of context in doing it better than this. Please allow me to wait for other possible answers before accepting it as the answer to this question.
– doctorate
3 hours ago
@doctorate I'm pretty sure that there is a better solution (at least more automated placement), so I'm also interested in a solution by the experts :)
– TeXnician
3 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Using Texnician's solution, you can write your own module like
startmodule myslidesetup
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
definelayer[logo][state=repeat]
setlayer[logo][x=dimexpr(paperwidth-4cm),y=8.75cm]externalfigure[example-image.png][width=3cm,frame=off]
setupSlideTitle[after=placelayer[logo]]
stopmodule
and save it in a file t-myslidesetup.tex that can be in the same directory (or a parent)
Then you can use your setup like this :
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
usemodule[myslidesetup]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
stoptext
You can also include the two calls
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
in your own module (in the very beginning). Everything you write in your own module will override default setups so you don't have to tweak the original file and it is better if you want to share (no need to find, share and replace the modified system files).
Hope this helps
answered 1 hour ago
Jean-Marc BERROU
366
thanks for the input I am aware of a similar mechanism explained in the documentation file ofsimpleslidesmodule, page 35Using your own styles, justusemodule[simpleslides][style=myslidesetup]would be enough if you would copy the originals-simpleslides-Sunrise.texto your working dir and rename it to e.g.s-myslidesetupand of course adapt your changes there, it will automatically be picked up as a module. Try it for yourself.
– doctorate
1 hour ago
by the way as a naming rule, I'd prefer names which indicate which style I copied from, e.g.s-mysunrise.texinstead of giving a general name likes-myslidesetup.texkind of thing.
– doctorate
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Not the most automated solution, but as you can still use any valid ConTeXt solution I would suggest layers. Please note that in the current example you have to do manual positioning.
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
definelayer[logo][state=repeat]
setlayer[logo][x=dimexpr(paperwidth-4cm),y=8.75cm]externalfigure[example-image.png][width=3cm,frame=off]
setupSlideTitle[after=placelayer[logo]]
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
stoptext
answered 3 hours ago
TeXnician
21.3k52882
Thanks for your valuable idea of using layers. To me this is a satisfactory solution, I still don't realize the potential power of context in doing it better than this. Please allow me to wait for other possible answers before accepting it as the answer to this question.
– doctorate
3 hours ago
@doctorate I'm pretty sure that there is a better solution (at least more automated placement), so I'm also interested in a solution by the experts :)
– TeXnician
3 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Not the most automated solution, but as you can still use any valid ConTeXt solution I would suggest layers. Please note that in the current example you have to do manual positioning.
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
definelayer[logo][state=repeat]
setlayer[logo][x=dimexpr(paperwidth-4cm),y=8.75cm]externalfigure[example-image.png][width=3cm,frame=off]
setupSlideTitle[after=placelayer[logo]]
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
stoptext
answered 3 hours ago
TeXnician
21.3k52882
Thanks for your valuable idea of using layers. To me this is a satisfactory solution, I still don't realize the potential power of context in doing it better than this. Please allow me to wait for other possible answers before accepting it as the answer to this question.
– doctorate
3 hours ago
@doctorate I'm pretty sure that there is a better solution (at least more automated placement), so I'm also interested in a solution by the experts :)
– TeXnician
3 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Not the most automated solution, but as you can still use any valid ConTeXt solution I would suggest layers. Please note that in the current example you have to do manual positioning.
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
definelayer[logo][state=repeat]
setlayer[logo][x=dimexpr(paperwidth-4cm),y=8.75cm]externalfigure[example-image.png][width=3cm,frame=off]
setupSlideTitle[after=placelayer[logo]]
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
stoptext
answered 3 hours ago
TeXnician
21.3k52882
Not the most automated solution, but as you can still use any valid ConTeXt solution I would suggest layers. Please note that in the current example you have to do manual positioning.
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
definelayer[logo][state=repeat]
setlayer[logo][x=dimexpr(paperwidth-4cm),y=8.75cm]externalfigure[example-image.png][width=3cm,frame=off]
setupSlideTitle[after=placelayer[logo]]
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
stoptext
answered 3 hours ago
TeXnician
21.3k52882
answered 3 hours ago
TeXnician
21.3k52882
answered 3 hours ago
TeXnician
21.3k52882
answered 3 hours ago
TeXnician
21.3k52882
21.3k52882
Thanks for your valuable idea of using layers. To me this is a satisfactory solution, I still don't realize the potential power of context in doing it better than this. Please allow me to wait for other possible answers before accepting it as the answer to this question.
– doctorate
3 hours ago
@doctorate I'm pretty sure that there is a better solution (at least more automated placement), so I'm also interested in a solution by the experts :)
– TeXnician
3 hours ago
add a comment |Â
Thanks for your valuable idea of using layers. To me this is a satisfactory solution, I still don't realize the potential power of context in doing it better than this. Please allow me to wait for other possible answers before accepting it as the answer to this question.
– doctorate
3 hours ago
@doctorate I'm pretty sure that there is a better solution (at least more automated placement), so I'm also interested in a solution by the experts :)
– TeXnician
3 hours ago
Thanks for your valuable idea of using layers. To me this is a satisfactory solution, I still don't realize the potential power of context in doing it better than this. Please allow me to wait for other possible answers before accepting it as the answer to this question.
– doctorate
3 hours ago
Thanks for your valuable idea of using layers. To me this is a satisfactory solution, I still don't realize the potential power of context in doing it better than this. Please allow me to wait for other possible answers before accepting it as the answer to this question.
– doctorate
3 hours ago
@doctorate I'm pretty sure that there is a better solution (at least more automated placement), so I'm also interested in a solution by the experts :)
– TeXnician
3 hours ago
@doctorate I'm pretty sure that there is a better solution (at least more automated placement), so I'm also interested in a solution by the experts :)
– TeXnician
3 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Using Texnician's solution, you can write your own module like
startmodule myslidesetup
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
definelayer[logo][state=repeat]
setlayer[logo][x=dimexpr(paperwidth-4cm),y=8.75cm]externalfigure[example-image.png][width=3cm,frame=off]
setupSlideTitle[after=placelayer[logo]]
stopmodule
and save it in a file t-myslidesetup.tex that can be in the same directory (or a parent)
Then you can use your setup like this :
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
usemodule[myslidesetup]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
stoptext
You can also include the two calls
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
in your own module (in the very beginning). Everything you write in your own module will override default setups so you don't have to tweak the original file and it is better if you want to share (no need to find, share and replace the modified system files).
Hope this helps
answered 1 hour ago
Jean-Marc BERROU
366
thanks for the input I am aware of a similar mechanism explained in the documentation file ofsimpleslidesmodule, page 35Using your own styles, justusemodule[simpleslides][style=myslidesetup]would be enough if you would copy the originals-simpleslides-Sunrise.texto your working dir and rename it to e.g.s-myslidesetupand of course adapt your changes there, it will automatically be picked up as a module. Try it for yourself.
– doctorate
1 hour ago
by the way as a naming rule, I'd prefer names which indicate which style I copied from, e.g.s-mysunrise.texinstead of giving a general name likes-myslidesetup.texkind of thing.
– doctorate
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Using Texnician's solution, you can write your own module like
startmodule myslidesetup
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
definelayer[logo][state=repeat]
setlayer[logo][x=dimexpr(paperwidth-4cm),y=8.75cm]externalfigure[example-image.png][width=3cm,frame=off]
setupSlideTitle[after=placelayer[logo]]
stopmodule
and save it in a file t-myslidesetup.tex that can be in the same directory (or a parent)
Then you can use your setup like this :
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
usemodule[myslidesetup]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
stoptext
You can also include the two calls
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
in your own module (in the very beginning). Everything you write in your own module will override default setups so you don't have to tweak the original file and it is better if you want to share (no need to find, share and replace the modified system files).
Hope this helps
answered 1 hour ago
Jean-Marc BERROU
366
thanks for the input I am aware of a similar mechanism explained in the documentation file ofsimpleslidesmodule, page 35Using your own styles, justusemodule[simpleslides][style=myslidesetup]would be enough if you would copy the originals-simpleslides-Sunrise.texto your working dir and rename it to e.g.s-myslidesetupand of course adapt your changes there, it will automatically be picked up as a module. Try it for yourself.
– doctorate
1 hour ago
by the way as a naming rule, I'd prefer names which indicate which style I copied from, e.g.s-mysunrise.texinstead of giving a general name likes-myslidesetup.texkind of thing.
– doctorate
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Using Texnician's solution, you can write your own module like
startmodule myslidesetup
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
definelayer[logo][state=repeat]
setlayer[logo][x=dimexpr(paperwidth-4cm),y=8.75cm]externalfigure[example-image.png][width=3cm,frame=off]
setupSlideTitle[after=placelayer[logo]]
stopmodule
and save it in a file t-myslidesetup.tex that can be in the same directory (or a parent)
Then you can use your setup like this :
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
usemodule[myslidesetup]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
stoptext
You can also include the two calls
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
in your own module (in the very beginning). Everything you write in your own module will override default setups so you don't have to tweak the original file and it is better if you want to share (no need to find, share and replace the modified system files).
Hope this helps
answered 1 hour ago
Jean-Marc BERROU
366
Using Texnician's solution, you can write your own module like
startmodule myslidesetup
setupvisualcounter
[simpleslides:squarescounter]
[
distance=(thedimexprvisualcounterparametermaxwidth)/last_counter - width,
]
definelayer[logo][state=repeat]
setlayer[logo][x=dimexpr(paperwidth-4cm),y=8.75cm]externalfigure[example-image.png][width=3cm,frame=off]
setupSlideTitle[after=placelayer[logo]]
stopmodule
and save it in a file t-myslidesetup.tex that can be in the same directory (or a parent)
Then you can use your setup like this :
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
usemodule[myslidesetup]
setupTitle
[ title=Simple Slides?,
author=Hirwanto,
date=6 Januari 2013,
]
starttext
placeTitle
SlideTitle The first slide
Write whatever you want.
SlideTitle The second slide
Continue writing.
stoptext
You can also include the two calls
usemodule[visualcounter]
usemodule[simpleslides][style=Sunrise]
in your own module (in the very beginning). Everything you write in your own module will override default setups so you don't have to tweak the original file and it is better if you want to share (no need to find, share and replace the modified system files).
Hope this helps
answered 1 hour ago
Jean-Marc BERROU
366
answered 1 hour ago
Jean-Marc BERROU
366
answered 1 hour ago
Jean-Marc BERROU
366
answered 1 hour ago
Jean-Marc BERROU
366
366
thanks for the input I am aware of a similar mechanism explained in the documentation file ofsimpleslidesmodule, page 35Using your own styles, justusemodule[simpleslides][style=myslidesetup]would be enough if you would copy the originals-simpleslides-Sunrise.texto your working dir and rename it to e.g.s-myslidesetupand of course adapt your changes there, it will automatically be picked up as a module. Try it for yourself.
– doctorate
1 hour ago
by the way as a naming rule, I'd prefer names which indicate which style I copied from, e.g.s-mysunrise.texinstead of giving a general name likes-myslidesetup.texkind of thing.
– doctorate
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
thanks for the input I am aware of a similar mechanism explained in the documentation file ofsimpleslidesmodule, page 35Using your own styles, justusemodule[simpleslides][style=myslidesetup]would be enough if you would copy the originals-simpleslides-Sunrise.texto your working dir and rename it to e.g.s-myslidesetupand of course adapt your changes there, it will automatically be picked up as a module. Try it for yourself.
– doctorate
1 hour ago
by the way as a naming rule, I'd prefer names which indicate which style I copied from, e.g.s-mysunrise.texinstead of giving a general name likes-myslidesetup.texkind of thing.
– doctorate
1 hour ago
thanks for the input I am aware of a similar mechanism explained in the documentation file of
simpleslides module, page 35 Using your own styles, just usemodule[simpleslides][style=myslidesetup] would be enough if you would copy the original s-simpleslides-Sunrise.tex to your working dir and rename it to e.g. s-myslidesetup and of course adapt your changes there, it will automatically be picked up as a module. Try it for yourself.– doctorate
1 hour ago
thanks for the input I am aware of a similar mechanism explained in the documentation file of
simpleslides module, page 35 Using your own styles, just usemodule[simpleslides][style=myslidesetup] would be enough if you would copy the original s-simpleslides-Sunrise.tex to your working dir and rename it to e.g. s-myslidesetup and of course adapt your changes there, it will automatically be picked up as a module. Try it for yourself.– doctorate
1 hour ago
by the way as a naming rule, I'd prefer names which indicate which style I copied from, e.g.
s-mysunrise.tex instead of giving a general name like s-myslidesetup.tex kind of thing.– doctorate
1 hour ago
by the way as a naming rule, I'd prefer names which indicate which style I copied from, e.g.
s-mysunrise.tex instead of giving a general name like s-myslidesetup.tex kind of thing.– doctorate
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
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I am one of the co-authors of simpleslides (but I am not longer a current maintainer). The module does not provide any mechanism for placing a logo. So, using layers to place the logo is the simplest solution.
– Aditya
47 mins ago
@Aditya, Sir thank you for your feedback.
– doctorate
44 mins ago