Problem of using Tikz in beamer presentation

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I used Tikz to draw some specific shapes on a matrix, this the MWE that I am using:

documentclassarticle

usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarymatrix,decorations.pathreplacing
pgfkeystikz/mymatrixenv/.style=decoration=brace,every left delimiter/.style=xshift=4pt,every right delimiter/.style=xshift=-4pt
pgfkeystikz/mymatrix/.style=matrix of math nodes,left delimiter=[,right delimiter=],inner sep=1pt,row sep=0em,column sep=0em,nodes=inner sep=6pt

begindocument

begintikzpicture[baseline=0cm,mymatrixenv]
 matrix [mymatrix,text width=0.6em,align=center] (m) 
 
 a & b & c \ 
 d & e & f \
 g & h & i \
 ;
 pgfmathsetmacrooffset0.5mm
 draw [thick,blue,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.west) |- (m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,red,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.north) -| (m-3-3.east) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,green,rounded corners=1mm] ([yshift=offset]m-1-1.west) -- ([xshift=-offset]m-1-1.north) -- ([yshift=-offset]m-3-3.east) -- ([xshift=offset]m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
endtikzpicture


enddocument

Result:

enter image description here

but when I tried this code in a beamer presentation (theme: Warsaw) I get this:
enter image description here

What's wrong and how can I fix it?

edited Aug 12 at 12:15

samcarter

74.1k784238

asked Aug 12 at 12:04

user137684

374129

Please provide a full minimal example of the beamer use (that makes it much faster for others to test and suggest solutions)
â€“Â daleif
Aug 12 at 12:10

Tested with documentclassbeamer usethemeWarsaw and works fine on share latex... may be you need a second run if didn't tried
â€“Â koleygr
Aug 12 at 12:40

I think it would be appropriate if you mentioned that you got that nice code from here.
â€“Â marmot
Aug 12 at 15:51

add a commentÂ |Â

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I used Tikz to draw some specific shapes on a matrix, this the MWE that I am using:

documentclassarticle

usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarymatrix,decorations.pathreplacing
pgfkeystikz/mymatrixenv/.style=decoration=brace,every left delimiter/.style=xshift=4pt,every right delimiter/.style=xshift=-4pt
pgfkeystikz/mymatrix/.style=matrix of math nodes,left delimiter=[,right delimiter=],inner sep=1pt,row sep=0em,column sep=0em,nodes=inner sep=6pt

begindocument

begintikzpicture[baseline=0cm,mymatrixenv]
 matrix [mymatrix,text width=0.6em,align=center] (m) 
 
 a & b & c \ 
 d & e & f \
 g & h & i \
 ;
 pgfmathsetmacrooffset0.5mm
 draw [thick,blue,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.west) |- (m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,red,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.north) -| (m-3-3.east) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,green,rounded corners=1mm] ([yshift=offset]m-1-1.west) -- ([xshift=-offset]m-1-1.north) -- ([yshift=-offset]m-3-3.east) -- ([xshift=offset]m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
endtikzpicture


enddocument

Result:

enter image description here

but when I tried this code in a beamer presentation (theme: Warsaw) I get this:
enter image description here

What's wrong and how can I fix it?

edited Aug 12 at 12:15

samcarter

74.1k784238

asked Aug 12 at 12:04

user137684

374129

Please provide a full minimal example of the beamer use (that makes it much faster for others to test and suggest solutions)
â€“Â daleif
Aug 12 at 12:10

Tested with documentclassbeamer usethemeWarsaw and works fine on share latex... may be you need a second run if didn't tried
â€“Â koleygr
Aug 12 at 12:40

I think it would be appropriate if you mentioned that you got that nice code from here.
â€“Â marmot
Aug 12 at 15:51

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
4
down vote

favorite

I used Tikz to draw some specific shapes on a matrix, this the MWE that I am using:

documentclassarticle

usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarymatrix,decorations.pathreplacing
pgfkeystikz/mymatrixenv/.style=decoration=brace,every left delimiter/.style=xshift=4pt,every right delimiter/.style=xshift=-4pt
pgfkeystikz/mymatrix/.style=matrix of math nodes,left delimiter=[,right delimiter=],inner sep=1pt,row sep=0em,column sep=0em,nodes=inner sep=6pt

begindocument

begintikzpicture[baseline=0cm,mymatrixenv]
 matrix [mymatrix,text width=0.6em,align=center] (m) 
 
 a & b & c \ 
 d & e & f \
 g & h & i \
 ;
 pgfmathsetmacrooffset0.5mm
 draw [thick,blue,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.west) |- (m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,red,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.north) -| (m-3-3.east) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,green,rounded corners=1mm] ([yshift=offset]m-1-1.west) -- ([xshift=-offset]m-1-1.north) -- ([yshift=-offset]m-3-3.east) -- ([xshift=offset]m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
endtikzpicture


enddocument

Result:

enter image description here

but when I tried this code in a beamer presentation (theme: Warsaw) I get this:
enter image description here

What's wrong and how can I fix it?

edited Aug 12 at 12:15

samcarter

74.1k784238

asked Aug 12 at 12:04

user137684

374129

I used Tikz to draw some specific shapes on a matrix, this the MWE that I am using:

documentclassarticle

usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarymatrix,decorations.pathreplacing
pgfkeystikz/mymatrixenv/.style=decoration=brace,every left delimiter/.style=xshift=4pt,every right delimiter/.style=xshift=-4pt
pgfkeystikz/mymatrix/.style=matrix of math nodes,left delimiter=[,right delimiter=],inner sep=1pt,row sep=0em,column sep=0em,nodes=inner sep=6pt

begindocument

begintikzpicture[baseline=0cm,mymatrixenv]
 matrix [mymatrix,text width=0.6em,align=center] (m) 
 
 a & b & c \ 
 d & e & f \
 g & h & i \
 ;
 pgfmathsetmacrooffset0.5mm
 draw [thick,blue,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.west) |- (m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,red,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.north) -| (m-3-3.east) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,green,rounded corners=1mm] ([yshift=offset]m-1-1.west) -- ([xshift=-offset]m-1-1.north) -- ([yshift=-offset]m-3-3.east) -- ([xshift=offset]m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
endtikzpicture


enddocument

Result:

enter image description here

but when I tried this code in a beamer presentation (theme: Warsaw) I get this:
enter image description here

What's wrong and how can I fix it?

edited Aug 12 at 12:15

samcarter

74.1k784238

asked Aug 12 at 12:04

user137684

374129

edited Aug 12 at 12:15

samcarter

74.1k784238

edited Aug 12 at 12:15

samcarter

74.1k784238

edited Aug 12 at 12:15

samcarter

74.1k784238

asked Aug 12 at 12:04

user137684

374129

asked Aug 12 at 12:04

user137684

374129

asked Aug 12 at 12:04

user137684

374129

Please provide a full minimal example of the beamer use (that makes it much faster for others to test and suggest solutions)
â€“Â daleif
Aug 12 at 12:10

Tested with documentclassbeamer usethemeWarsaw and works fine on share latex... may be you need a second run if didn't tried
â€“Â koleygr
Aug 12 at 12:40

I think it would be appropriate if you mentioned that you got that nice code from here.
â€“Â marmot
Aug 12 at 15:51

add a commentÂ |Â

Please provide a full minimal example of the beamer use (that makes it much faster for others to test and suggest solutions)
â€“Â daleif
Aug 12 at 12:10

Tested with documentclassbeamer usethemeWarsaw and works fine on share latex... may be you need a second run if didn't tried
â€“Â koleygr
Aug 12 at 12:40

I think it would be appropriate if you mentioned that you got that nice code from here.
â€“Â marmot
Aug 12 at 15:51

Please provide a full minimal example of the beamer use (that makes it much faster for others to test and suggest solutions)
â€“Â daleif
Aug 12 at 12:10

Tested with documentclassbeamer usethemeWarsaw and works fine on share latex... may be you need a second run if didn't tried
â€“Â koleygr
Aug 12 at 12:40

I think it would be appropriate if you mentioned that you got that nice code from here.
â€“Â marmot
Aug 12 at 15:51

add a commentÂ |Â

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You need to use a fragile frame:

documentclassbeamer

usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarymatrix,decorations.pathreplacing
pgfkeystikz/mymatrixenv/.style=decoration=brace,every left delimiter/.style=xshift=4pt,every right delimiter/.style=xshift=-4pt
pgfkeystikz/mymatrix/.style=matrix of math nodes,left delimiter=[,right delimiter=],inner sep=1pt,row sep=0em,column sep=0em,nodes=inner sep=6pt

begindocument
beginframe[fragile]

begintikzpicture[baseline=0cm,mymatrixenv]
 matrix [mymatrix,text width=0.6em,align=center] (m) 
 
 a & b & c \ 
 d & e & f \
 g & h & i \
 ;
 pgfmathsetmacrooffset0.5mm
 draw [thick,blue,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.west) |- (m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,red,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.north) -| (m-3-3.east) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,green,rounded corners=1mm] ([yshift=offset]m-1-1.west) -- ([xshift=-offset]m-1-1.north) -- ([yshift=-offset]m-3-3.east) -- ([xshift=offset]m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
endtikzpicture
endframe

enddocument

enter image description here

answered Aug 12 at 12:13

samcarter

74.1k784238

Do you have a slight idea what difference the option fragile makes (internally)?
â€“Â Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Aug 12 at 13:30

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner Only a very rough idea. It more or less treats the content of the frame as verbatim material and limits the amount of processing which is normally done. For tikz the most noticeable effect is that tikz can still use one #. Without the fragile option one would need ###.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 12 at 14:15

Thanks! That helps. Wouldn't it be a a good idea then, to set fragile as the standard frame option? Apart from a maybe slower compilation process. Or is this rather a own question?
â€“Â Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Aug 12 at 17:22

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner No. Having fragile as standard option causes quite some problems. It should only be used if necessary.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 12 at 18:41

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner To give a few examples: it interact badly with other options like shrink or allowframebreaks.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 13 at 13:57

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You need to use a fragile frame:

documentclassbeamer

usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarymatrix,decorations.pathreplacing
pgfkeystikz/mymatrixenv/.style=decoration=brace,every left delimiter/.style=xshift=4pt,every right delimiter/.style=xshift=-4pt
pgfkeystikz/mymatrix/.style=matrix of math nodes,left delimiter=[,right delimiter=],inner sep=1pt,row sep=0em,column sep=0em,nodes=inner sep=6pt

begindocument
beginframe[fragile]

begintikzpicture[baseline=0cm,mymatrixenv]
 matrix [mymatrix,text width=0.6em,align=center] (m) 
 
 a & b & c \ 
 d & e & f \
 g & h & i \
 ;
 pgfmathsetmacrooffset0.5mm
 draw [thick,blue,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.west) |- (m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,red,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.north) -| (m-3-3.east) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,green,rounded corners=1mm] ([yshift=offset]m-1-1.west) -- ([xshift=-offset]m-1-1.north) -- ([yshift=-offset]m-3-3.east) -- ([xshift=offset]m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
endtikzpicture
endframe

enddocument

enter image description here

answered Aug 12 at 12:13

samcarter

74.1k784238

Do you have a slight idea what difference the option fragile makes (internally)?
â€“Â Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Aug 12 at 13:30

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner Only a very rough idea. It more or less treats the content of the frame as verbatim material and limits the amount of processing which is normally done. For tikz the most noticeable effect is that tikz can still use one #. Without the fragile option one would need ###.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 12 at 14:15

Thanks! That helps. Wouldn't it be a a good idea then, to set fragile as the standard frame option? Apart from a maybe slower compilation process. Or is this rather a own question?
â€“Â Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Aug 12 at 17:22

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner No. Having fragile as standard option causes quite some problems. It should only be used if necessary.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 12 at 18:41

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner To give a few examples: it interact badly with other options like shrink or allowframebreaks.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 13 at 13:57

Â |Â
show 1 more comment

up vote
10
down vote

accepted

You need to use a fragile frame:

documentclassbeamer

usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarymatrix,decorations.pathreplacing
pgfkeystikz/mymatrixenv/.style=decoration=brace,every left delimiter/.style=xshift=4pt,every right delimiter/.style=xshift=-4pt
pgfkeystikz/mymatrix/.style=matrix of math nodes,left delimiter=[,right delimiter=],inner sep=1pt,row sep=0em,column sep=0em,nodes=inner sep=6pt

begindocument
beginframe[fragile]

begintikzpicture[baseline=0cm,mymatrixenv]
 matrix [mymatrix,text width=0.6em,align=center] (m) 
 
 a & b & c \ 
 d & e & f \
 g & h & i \
 ;
 pgfmathsetmacrooffset0.5mm
 draw [thick,blue,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.west) |- (m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,red,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.north) -| (m-3-3.east) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,green,rounded corners=1mm] ([yshift=offset]m-1-1.west) -- ([xshift=-offset]m-1-1.north) -- ([yshift=-offset]m-3-3.east) -- ([xshift=offset]m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
endtikzpicture
endframe

enddocument

enter image description here

answered Aug 12 at 12:13

samcarter

74.1k784238

Do you have a slight idea what difference the option fragile makes (internally)?
â€“Â Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Aug 12 at 13:30

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner Only a very rough idea. It more or less treats the content of the frame as verbatim material and limits the amount of processing which is normally done. For tikz the most noticeable effect is that tikz can still use one #. Without the fragile option one would need ###.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 12 at 14:15

Thanks! That helps. Wouldn't it be a a good idea then, to set fragile as the standard frame option? Apart from a maybe slower compilation process. Or is this rather a own question?
â€“Â Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Aug 12 at 17:22

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner No. Having fragile as standard option causes quite some problems. It should only be used if necessary.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 12 at 18:41

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner To give a few examples: it interact badly with other options like shrink or allowframebreaks.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 13 at 13:57

Â |Â
show 1 more comment

up vote
10
down vote

accepted

You need to use a fragile frame:

documentclassbeamer

usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarymatrix,decorations.pathreplacing
pgfkeystikz/mymatrixenv/.style=decoration=brace,every left delimiter/.style=xshift=4pt,every right delimiter/.style=xshift=-4pt
pgfkeystikz/mymatrix/.style=matrix of math nodes,left delimiter=[,right delimiter=],inner sep=1pt,row sep=0em,column sep=0em,nodes=inner sep=6pt

begindocument
beginframe[fragile]

begintikzpicture[baseline=0cm,mymatrixenv]
 matrix [mymatrix,text width=0.6em,align=center] (m) 
 
 a & b & c \ 
 d & e & f \
 g & h & i \
 ;
 pgfmathsetmacrooffset0.5mm
 draw [thick,blue,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.west) |- (m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,red,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.north) -| (m-3-3.east) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,green,rounded corners=1mm] ([yshift=offset]m-1-1.west) -- ([xshift=-offset]m-1-1.north) -- ([yshift=-offset]m-3-3.east) -- ([xshift=offset]m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
endtikzpicture
endframe

enddocument

enter image description here

answered Aug 12 at 12:13

samcarter

74.1k784238

You need to use a fragile frame:

documentclassbeamer

usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarymatrix,decorations.pathreplacing
pgfkeystikz/mymatrixenv/.style=decoration=brace,every left delimiter/.style=xshift=4pt,every right delimiter/.style=xshift=-4pt
pgfkeystikz/mymatrix/.style=matrix of math nodes,left delimiter=[,right delimiter=],inner sep=1pt,row sep=0em,column sep=0em,nodes=inner sep=6pt

begindocument
beginframe[fragile]

begintikzpicture[baseline=0cm,mymatrixenv]
 matrix [mymatrix,text width=0.6em,align=center] (m) 
 
 a & b & c \ 
 d & e & f \
 g & h & i \
 ;
 pgfmathsetmacrooffset0.5mm
 draw [thick,blue,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.west) |- (m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,red,rounded corners=1mm] (m-1-1.north) -| (m-3-3.east) -- cycle;
 draw [thick,green,rounded corners=1mm] ([yshift=offset]m-1-1.west) -- ([xshift=-offset]m-1-1.north) -- ([yshift=-offset]m-3-3.east) -- ([xshift=offset]m-3-3.south) -- cycle;
endtikzpicture
endframe

enddocument

enter image description here

answered Aug 12 at 12:13

samcarter

74.1k784238

answered Aug 12 at 12:13

samcarter

74.1k784238

answered Aug 12 at 12:13

samcarter

74.1k784238

answered Aug 12 at 12:13

samcarter

74.1k784238

Do you have a slight idea what difference the option fragile makes (internally)?
â€“Â Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Aug 12 at 13:30

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner Only a very rough idea. It more or less treats the content of the frame as verbatim material and limits the amount of processing which is normally done. For tikz the most noticeable effect is that tikz can still use one #. Without the fragile option one would need ###.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 12 at 14:15

Thanks! That helps. Wouldn't it be a a good idea then, to set fragile as the standard frame option? Apart from a maybe slower compilation process. Or is this rather a own question?
â€“Â Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Aug 12 at 17:22

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner No. Having fragile as standard option causes quite some problems. It should only be used if necessary.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 12 at 18:41

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner To give a few examples: it interact badly with other options like shrink or allowframebreaks.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 13 at 13:57

Â |Â
show 1 more comment

Do you have a slight idea what difference the option fragile makes (internally)?
â€“Â Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Aug 12 at 13:30

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner Only a very rough idea. It more or less treats the content of the frame as verbatim material and limits the amount of processing which is normally done. For tikz the most noticeable effect is that tikz can still use one #. Without the fragile option one would need ###.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 12 at 14:15

Thanks! That helps. Wouldn't it be a a good idea then, to set fragile as the standard frame option? Apart from a maybe slower compilation process. Or is this rather a own question?
â€“Â Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Aug 12 at 17:22

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner No. Having fragile as standard option causes quite some problems. It should only be used if necessary.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 12 at 18:41

1

@Dr.ManuelKuehner To give a few examples: it interact badly with other options like shrink or allowframebreaks.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 13 at 13:57

Do you have a slight idea what difference the option fragile makes (internally)?
â€“Â Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Aug 12 at 13:30

@Dr.ManuelKuehner Only a very rough idea. It more or less treats the content of the frame as verbatim material and limits the amount of processing which is normally done. For tikz the most noticeable effect is that tikz can still use one #. Without the fragile option one would need ###.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 12 at 14:15

Thanks! That helps. Wouldn't it be a a good idea then, to set fragile as the standard frame option? Apart from a maybe slower compilation process. Or is this rather a own question?
â€“Â Dr. Manuel Kuehner
Aug 12 at 17:22

@Dr.ManuelKuehner No. Having fragile as standard option causes quite some problems. It should only be used if necessary.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 12 at 18:41

@Dr.ManuelKuehner To give a few examples: it interact badly with other options like shrink or allowframebreaks.
â€“Â samcarter
Aug 13 at 13:57

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