Diatypst

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### Basic Custom First Slide Setup in diatypst

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/guides/first-slide.html

Use this setup to disable the default title slide and prepare for custom content. Ensure page dimensions match your chosen ratio and layout.

```typst
#import "@preview/diatypst:0.9.2": *

#set page(
  footer: none, header: none, margin: 0cm,
  height: 10.5cm, // height is either 9cm, 10.5cm or 12cm
  width: 4/3*10.5cm, // width is your height * your ratio
)

// Custom Title Slide Content goes here

#show: slides.with(
  ...,
  first-slide: false,
  ...

)
```

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### Typst Code Block Styling

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/styling.html

This demonstrates how to include a styled code block in typst. The example uses python syntax highlighting.

```typst
```python
// Example Code
print("Hello World")
```

```

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### Typst Table Styling

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/styling.html

This is an example of creating a styled table in typst using the `#table` function. It includes a header row and data cells.

```typst
#table(
  columns: 3,
  [*Header*],[*Header*],[*Header*],
  [Cell],[Cell],[Cell],
  [Cell],[Cell],[Cell],
)

```

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### Change First Slide Layout with Grid in diatypst

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/guides/first-slide.html

Customize the first slide's layout using a grid to arrange content, such as text and an image, side-by-side. This example uses a two-column grid with different background colors.

```typst
#import "@preview/diatypst:0.9.2": *

#set page(
  footer: none, header: none, margin: 0cm,
  height: 10.5cm, // height is either 9cm, 10.5cm or 12cm
  width: 4/3*10.5cm, // width is your height * your ratio
)

// Custom Slide
#grid(
  columns: 2,
  fill: (blue.darken(50%), white),
  {
    block(
      width: 100%,
      height: 100%,
      inset: 1cm,
      text(2.0em, weight: "bold", fill: white)[diatypst] +
      linebreak() +
      align(bottom, text(1.4em, fill: white, weight: "bold", "easy slides in typst"))
    )
  },
  {
    block(
      width: 100%,
      height: 100%,
      inset: 1cm,
      align(horizon+right, image("icon.png", width: 100%))
    )
  }
)

// Now call the diatypst funcion
#show: slides.with(
  ...,
  first-slide: false,
  ...
)
```

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### Add Logo to Default Slide Styling in diatypst

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/guides/first-slide.html

Integrate a custom first slide with a logo at the bottom while retaining default styling elements. This example demonstrates adding text and an image to the first slide.

```typst
#import "@preview/diatypst:0.9.2": *

#set page(
  footer: none, header: none, margin: 0cm,
  height: 10.5cm, // height is either 9cm, 10.5cm or 12cm
  width: 4/3*10.5cm, // width is your height * your ratio
)

// Custom First Slide:
#block(
      inset: 0.8cm,
      fill: blue.darken(50%),
      width: 100%,
      height: 60%,
      align(bottom)[ 
        #text(2.0em, weight: "bold", fill: white)[Your Title]
      ]
    )
#block(
      height: 30%,
      width: 100%,
      inset: (top:0cm, bottom:0.8cm, x:0.8cm),
      text(1.4em, fill: blue.darken(50%), weight: "bold", "Your subtitle") +
      linebreak() +
      text(1.1em, "a date maybe?") +
      align(right, image("icon.png", height: 100%)) 
    )
    
// Now call the diatypst funcion
#show: slides.with(
  ...,
  first-slide: false,
  ...
)
```

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### Initialize Diatypst Presentation

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/quickstart.html

Import the diatypst package and configure the slides settings. This is required for all presentations.

```typst
#import "@preview/diatypst:0.9.2": *
#show: slides.with(
  title: "Diatypst", // Required
  subtitle: "easy slides in typst",
  date: "01.07.2024",
  authors: ("John Doe")
)
...
```

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### Create Presentation Content with Sections and Slides

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/quickstart.html

Structure your presentation content using Typst headings. Level-one headings create new sections, and level-two headings create new slides. Alternatively, use `#pagebreak()` for manual slide creation.

```typst
...

= First Section

== First Slide

#lorem(20)
```

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### Quarto YAML Frontmatter for Typst Output

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/quarto.html

Configure your qmd file's YAML frontmatter to use the diaquarto-typst format. Options like layout, ratio, and title-color can be specified.

```yaml
title: "Untitled"
...
format:
  diaquarto-typst:
    layout: medium # small, medium, large
    ratio: 16/9 # any ratio possible
    title-color: "013220" # Any Hex code for the title color (without #)

```

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### Add diaquarto Quarto Extension

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/quarto.html

Use this command to add the diaquarto extension to your Quarto project. This enables the creation of Typst documents via Quarto.

```bash
quarto add skriptum/diatypst/diaquarto

```

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### Typst List Styling

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/styling.html

Demonstrates creating both unnumbered and numbered lists in typst. Nested lists are also supported.

```typst
// unnumbered
- A
  - AAA
    - B
// or numbered
1. AAA
2. BBB
3. CCC

```

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### Assign Labels to Headings

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/guides/link-slide.html

Adorn your headings with Typst labels using the `<label>` syntax immediately after the heading text. This allows them to be referenced by the `#ref()` function or the `@label` syntax.

```typst
== Heading <label1>

#lorem(100)

== Another Heading <label2>

#lorem(100)

```

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### Typst Reference/Link Styling

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/styling.html

This code snippet shows how to create internal links to headings on other slides using the `#ref` function, similar to beamer. You can also link to labeled elements using `@label`.

```typst
You can go to the  #ref(<label1>, supplement: "first slide") or  maybe to @label2 if that suits you better.

```

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### Set Dark Background and Title Color in Typst Slides

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/guides/background.html

Use the `bg-color` option within `slides.with` to set the background to black and `title-color` to white for headings. Adjust the general text color using `#set text(fill: white)`.

```typst
#show: slides.with(
  ...,
  title-color: white, // color for elements like headings 
  bg-color: black, // background color
  ...
)

#set text(fill:white) // text color
```

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### Typst Term Styling

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/styling.html

Use this syntax to style terms within your typst document. The styling follows the theme color set for diatypst.

```typst
/ *Term*: Definition

```

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### Typst Quote Styling

Source: https://mdwm.org/diatypst/styling.html

Use the `#quote` function to style block quotes in typst. You can specify an attribution for the quote.

```typst
#quote(attribution: [Plato])[
  This is a quote
]

```
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