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% >>>> 15.2 Outer Themes
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% An outer theme dictates (roughly) the overall layout of frames. It specifies where any navigational elements
% should go (like a mini table of contents or navigational mini frames) and what they should look like. Typically,
% an outer theme specifies how the following elements are rendered:
% - The head- and footline.
% - The sidebars.
% - The logo.
% - The frame title.
% \useoutertheme{default}
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% \useoutertheme{infolines}
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% \useoutertheme[%
% footline=empty, % suppressed the footline (default).
% % footline=authorinstitute, %shows the author's name and the institute in the footline.
% % footline=authortitle, % shows the author's name and the title in the footline.
% % footline=institutetitle, % shows the institute and the title in the footline.
% % footline=authorinstitutetitle, % shows the author's name, the institute, and the title in the footline.
% ]{miniframes}
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% \useoutertheme[%
% % subsection= true, % or false shows or suppresses line showing the subsection in the headline.
% ]{smoothbars}
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% \useoutertheme[%
% left, % sidebar links
% % right, % sidebar rechts
% % hideallsubsections, % nur sections werden angezeigt
% % hideothersubsections, % nur subsections der aktuellen section werden angezeigt
% ]{sidebar}
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% % This theme installs a headline in which, on the left, the sections of the talk are shown and, on the right,
% % the subsections of the current section. If the class option compress has been given, the sections and
% % subsections will be put in one line; normally there is one line per section or subsection.
% \useoutertheme{split}
% The colors are taken from palette primary and palette fourth.
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% % This layout theme extends the split theme by putting a horizontal shading behind the frame title and
% % adding a little 'shadow' at the bottom of the headline.
% \useoutertheme{shadow}
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% \useoutertheme[
% % hooks, % Einruecken der Abschnittsueberschriften in der Kopfzeile
% ]{tree}
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% wie tree, ohne die Linien
% \useoutertheme{smoothtree} |