Fancyslides

The Fancyslides class is prepared for short presentations with modern look & feel. It offers the following features:
• custom background for each slide,
• predefined types of slides,
• simplified commands (e.g. for starting and ending slide).

The class is build upon LaTeX Beamer, so all the commands you know should work.

 

Examples

Example 1 (PDF)

Example 2 (PDF)

Example 3 (PDF)–from catalatex.blogspot.com/

Example 4 (PDF)–by A. Gajda

Example 5 (PDF)–from latextemplates.com

Example 6 (PDF)–by H. Haseli (source)

 

Download

Fancyslides on CTAN

The package contains:

• fancyslides.cls – document class;
• example.tex – an exemplary file ready to compile it with pdflatex;
• example.pdf – compiled example, to give you an impression of the Fancsyslides look & feel;
• blank.jpg, 1.jpg and 2.jpg – exemplary background graphics;
• fancyslides.pdf – short intro.

Any comments and suggestions are welcomed. Please write at pawel dot lupkowski at gmail dot com.

 

How to install fancsyslides.cls (GNU/Linux)?

To install Fancyslides in your GNU/Linux system:

1. make the following folder tree in your home folder: texmf/tex/latex/base (e.g. by typing in the terminal: mkdir -p ~/texmf-local/tex/latex/fancyslides/)
2. put fancyslides.cls in the base folder
3. In terminal run texhash ~/texmf-local
4. Done.

Last update:

• 5.06.2013 (how to install fancyslides.cls)
• 26.05.2013 (minor corrections in man.pdf)
• 24.05.2013 (customisation of text colour added)
• 13.02.2015 (handouts mode enabled)
• 14.02.2014 (fancyslides available on CTAN)

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