Marp Theme - Themes created with simplicity and beauty in mind.

[cunhapaulo]

Hi folks,

Must say my admiration for Marp and its Team grows every day I move on using it! Congratulations and thanks for this marvelous work!

Just created some themes for Marp and decided they could be of use to someone else besides me. So it is now shared to everyone who wishes to give it a try. It is still an evolving project, but at least three themes are redy for use (Socrates, Plato and Hegel). Soon Kant will follow (although Hegel followed Kant in German Idealism).

https://github.com/cunhapaulo/marpstyle

Here is a small screenshot of this Plato theme:

Hope this work comes to be useful!

Bye.

[cheind]

Now, the Latex-Beamer replacement is complete :) Thanks for the styles, they look very clean - in particular the two-column classes look helpful.

[cunhapaulo]

There is much more to come.

[cheind]

Well, I'm already happy with what is currently possible. Sometimes its better to accept the lack of features and instead rethink the way you want to present.

[cunhapaulo]

Simplicity and beauty walk together, hand in hand!. Thanks for your comments.

[Juanvvc]

Thanks for the styles! They seem very clean and elegant, I will definitely use some or your ideas

[cunhapaulo]

I am grateful for your contribuitions too! Gracias and thanks for your comments!

[cunhapaulo]

I decided to separate CSS structure from the color schema in order to make customization easier. Hope this will help the creation of many new themes!!!

[cunhapaulo]

There are some new themes available worth visiting.

https://github.com/cunhapaulo/marpstyle

[yhatt]

Hey @puat133, have a look at #152 (comment). Math syntax $ is a part of Markdown contents so you can render it with HTML by CommonMark compliant way.

[puat133]

Great, it works. Thanks.

[cunhapaulo]

All you have to do is to provide at least one blank line after the first <figcaption> mark!!!
Just like this:

<figcaption align="center">

<b>Formulae</b>: Examples of use of LaTeX formulas: $e=mc^2$.

</figcaption>

[cunhapaulo]

[puat133]

Thanks.