Markdown

Beamer

Available Themes

• /usr/share/texmf-dist/tex/latex/beamer

Header

    ---
    title:
    - Tutorial
    author:
    - José Villar
    date:
    - \today
    institute:
    - Universidad de Talca
    theme:
    - CambridgeUS
    colortheme:
    - beaver
    ---

Body

• \pause: reveal parts of the frame one after the other.

Conversion

• pandoc -t beamer a.md -o b.pdf

Articles

Header

    ---
    header-includes:
    - \usepackage[spanish]{babel}
    ---

Conversion

• pandoc -s -o a.pdf b.md

Fenced Code Blocks

The color scheme of code blocks can be selected using the --highlight-style option. To see a list of highlight styles, type pandoc --list-highlight-styles.

Example usage:

    pandoc test.md -o test.pdf --indented-code-classes=numberLines --toc
    --highlight-style=espresso

Note: You need to install texlive-latexextra for the above command to work

Templates

To use a latex template, you can make changes to the default, which you can find by using the following command:

    pandoc -D latex > template.tex

Defaults

You can use a yaml file with default configurations by doing the following:

1. Create a file at ~/.local/share/pandoc/defaults/

2. Use pandoc <input> -o <output> defaults=<fileName>

    !pandoc % -o test.pdf --defaults=article --template=template.te
   

Citation of Figures

• Install pandoc-fignos
• Use --filter pandoc-fignos
• Note that any use of --filter pandoc-citeproc or --bibliography=FILE should come after the pandoc-fignos or pandoc-xnos filter calls.

Citation of Tables

• Install pandoc-tablenos
• Use --filter pandoc-tablenos
• Note that any use of --filter pandoc-citeproc or --bibliography=FILE should come after the pandoc-fignos or pandoc-xnos filter calls.