Conditional Styling latex on items

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I am trying to create an agenda (headlines) frame for my presentation slides.
I am reducing redundancy, and define the itemized frame once, and reuse it. But each time, i want a different item in the list, to be emboldened or highlighted.

I have managed that in the following way: I define a command, and reuse it, by giving a parameter.

Definition:

beginframe
beginitemize
ifnum #1=1
 item textbfIntroduction
else 
 item Introduction
fi
ifnum #1=2
 item textbfResearch Questions
else 
 item Research Questions
fi
enditemize
endframe

Use:

agenda1
# the intro slides ...
agenda2
# the R.Q. slides ...
# agenda3...

The problem is that this method is also redundant. Each header is written twice. Is there a more efficient way to set the Bold style (or any style) based on the number parameter?
(Since I do not know how to accurately phrase the question, i understand that this might have a duplicate question)

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I am trying to create an agenda (headlines) frame for my presentation slides.
I am reducing redundancy, and define the itemized frame once, and reuse it. But each time, i want a different item in the list, to be emboldened or highlighted.

I have managed that in the following way: I define a command, and reuse it, by giving a parameter.

Definition:

beginframe
beginitemize
ifnum #1=1
 item textbfIntroduction
else 
 item Introduction
fi
ifnum #1=2
 item textbfResearch Questions
else 
 item Research Questions
fi
enditemize
endframe

Use:

agenda1
# the intro slides ...
agenda2
# the R.Q. slides ...
# agenda3...

The problem is that this method is also redundant. Each header is written twice. Is there a more efficient way to set the Bold style (or any style) based on the number parameter?
(Since I do not know how to accurately phrase the question, i understand that this might have a duplicate question)

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I am trying to create an agenda (headlines) frame for my presentation slides.
I am reducing redundancy, and define the itemized frame once, and reuse it. But each time, i want a different item in the list, to be emboldened or highlighted.

I have managed that in the following way: I define a command, and reuse it, by giving a parameter.

Definition:

beginframe
beginitemize
ifnum #1=1
 item textbfIntroduction
else 
 item Introduction
fi
ifnum #1=2
 item textbfResearch Questions
else 
 item Research Questions
fi
enditemize
endframe

Use:

agenda1
# the intro slides ...
agenda2
# the R.Q. slides ...
# agenda3...

The problem is that this method is also redundant. Each header is written twice. Is there a more efficient way to set the Bold style (or any style) based on the number parameter?
(Since I do not know how to accurately phrase the question, i understand that this might have a duplicate question)

beamer conditionals

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edited 17 mins ago

samcarter

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asked 1 hour ago

Makan Tayebi

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I am trying to create an agenda (headlines) frame for my presentation slides.
I am reducing redundancy, and define the itemized frame once, and reuse it. But each time, i want a different item in the list, to be emboldened or highlighted.

I have managed that in the following way: I define a command, and reuse it, by giving a parameter.

Definition:

beginframe
beginitemize
ifnum #1=1
 item textbfIntroduction
else 
 item Introduction
fi
ifnum #1=2
 item textbfResearch Questions
else 
 item Research Questions
fi
enditemize
endframe

Use:

agenda1
# the intro slides ...
agenda2
# the R.Q. slides ...
# agenda3...

The problem is that this method is also redundant. Each header is written twice. Is there a more efficient way to set the Bold style (or any style) based on the number parameter?
(Since I do not know how to accurately phrase the question, i understand that this might have a duplicate question)

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edited 17 mins ago

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edited 17 mins ago

samcarter

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asked 1 hour ago

Makan Tayebi

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edited 17 mins ago

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edited 17 mins ago

samcarter

79.2k787253

edited 17 mins ago

samcarter

79.2k787253

79.2k787253

asked 1 hour ago

Makan Tayebi

1065

asked 1 hour ago

Makan Tayebi

1065

asked 1 hour ago

Makan Tayebi

1065

1065

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You can use alert for this purpose.

MWE:

documentclassbeamer
begindocument
frame%
setbeamercolornormal textfg=gray,bg=
setbeamercoloralerted textfg=black,bg= %color
setbeamerfontalerted textseries=bfseries %font
usebeamercolornormal text
beginitemize
item alert<+>Introduction
item alert<+>Research Questions
item alert<+>Other things
enditemize

enddocument

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answered 24 mins ago

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  You could simply the code a bit by using beginitemize[<alert@+>], then you would not have to repeat alert<+> for each item. I would suggest to use beginframe...endframe instead of frame, this syntax only works because of legacy reasons.
  – samcarter
  5 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

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documentclassbeamer

AtBeginSection
 beginframe
 tableofcontents[currentsection]
 endframe


begindocument

sectionIntroduction
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

sectionResearch Questions
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

sectionSummary
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

enddocument

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up vote
2
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You can use alert for this purpose.

MWE:

documentclassbeamer
begindocument
frame%
setbeamercolornormal textfg=gray,bg=
setbeamercoloralerted textfg=black,bg= %color
setbeamerfontalerted textseries=bfseries %font
usebeamercolornormal text
beginitemize
item alert<+>Introduction
item alert<+>Research Questions
item alert<+>Other things
enditemize

enddocument

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answered 24 mins ago

nidhin

43838

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  You could simply the code a bit by using beginitemize[<alert@+>], then you would not have to repeat alert<+> for each item. I would suggest to use beginframe...endframe instead of frame, this syntax only works because of legacy reasons.
  – samcarter
  5 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

up vote
2
down vote

You can use alert for this purpose.

MWE:

documentclassbeamer
begindocument
frame%
setbeamercolornormal textfg=gray,bg=
setbeamercoloralerted textfg=black,bg= %color
setbeamerfontalerted textseries=bfseries %font
usebeamercolornormal text
beginitemize
item alert<+>Introduction
item alert<+>Research Questions
item alert<+>Other things
enditemize

enddocument

share|improve this answer

answered 24 mins ago

nidhin

43838

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  You could simply the code a bit by using beginitemize[<alert@+>], then you would not have to repeat alert<+> for each item. I would suggest to use beginframe...endframe instead of frame, this syntax only works because of legacy reasons.
  – samcarter
  5 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

up vote
2
down vote

up vote
2
down vote

You can use alert for this purpose.

MWE:

documentclassbeamer
begindocument
frame%
setbeamercolornormal textfg=gray,bg=
setbeamercoloralerted textfg=black,bg= %color
setbeamerfontalerted textseries=bfseries %font
usebeamercolornormal text
beginitemize
item alert<+>Introduction
item alert<+>Research Questions
item alert<+>Other things
enditemize

enddocument

share|improve this answer

answered 24 mins ago

nidhin

43838

You can use alert for this purpose.

MWE:

documentclassbeamer
begindocument
frame%
setbeamercolornormal textfg=gray,bg=
setbeamercoloralerted textfg=black,bg= %color
setbeamerfontalerted textseries=bfseries %font
usebeamercolornormal text
beginitemize
item alert<+>Introduction
item alert<+>Research Questions
item alert<+>Other things
enditemize

enddocument

share|improve this answer

answered 24 mins ago

nidhin

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answered 24 mins ago

nidhin

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answered 24 mins ago

nidhin

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answered 24 mins ago

nidhin

43838

43838

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  You could simply the code a bit by using beginitemize[<alert@+>], then you would not have to repeat alert<+> for each item. I would suggest to use beginframe...endframe instead of frame, this syntax only works because of legacy reasons.
  – samcarter
  5 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  You could simply the code a bit by using beginitemize[<alert@+>], then you would not have to repeat alert<+> for each item. I would suggest to use beginframe...endframe instead of frame, this syntax only works because of legacy reasons.
  – samcarter
  5 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

You could simply the code a bit by using beginitemize[<alert@+>], then you would not have to repeat alert<+> for each item. I would suggest to use beginframe...endframe instead of frame, this syntax only works because of legacy reasons.
– samcarter
5 mins ago

You could simply the code a bit by using beginitemize[<alert@+>], then you would not have to repeat alert<+> for each item. I would suggest to use beginframe...endframe instead of frame, this syntax only works because of legacy reasons.
– samcarter
5 mins ago

add a comment | 

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documentclassbeamer

AtBeginSection
 beginframe
 tableofcontents[currentsection]
 endframe


begindocument

sectionIntroduction
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

sectionResearch Questions
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

sectionSummary
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

enddocument

share|improve this answer

answered 18 mins ago

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up vote
1
down vote

documentclassbeamer

AtBeginSection
 beginframe
 tableofcontents[currentsection]
 endframe


begindocument

sectionIntroduction
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

sectionResearch Questions
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

sectionSummary
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

enddocument

share|improve this answer

answered 18 mins ago

samcarter

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up vote
1
down vote

up vote
1
down vote

documentclassbeamer

AtBeginSection
 beginframe
 tableofcontents[currentsection]
 endframe


begindocument

sectionIntroduction
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

sectionResearch Questions
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

sectionSummary
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

enddocument

share|improve this answer

answered 18 mins ago

samcarter

79.2k787253

documentclassbeamer

AtBeginSection
 beginframe
 tableofcontents[currentsection]
 endframe


begindocument

sectionIntroduction
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

sectionResearch Questions
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

sectionSummary
beginframe
 abc
endframe 

enddocument

share|improve this answer

answered 18 mins ago

samcarter

79.2k787253

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answered 18 mins ago

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answered 18 mins ago

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answered 18 mins ago

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