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I want to create a presentation about English Tense in latex. Till now I create three slide. 1st slide is a title slide. 2nd slide is for Content slide,3rd is a outline slide of my full presentation.



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documentclass{beamer}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usetheme{Montpellier}

title{Tense at a Glance}
date{December 2018}

begin{document}
begin{frame}
maketitle
end{frame}
begin{frame}{Content}
tableofcontents
end{frame}
section{Section 1:Outline of the document}[***Problem: When I click here I want to go to Outline of the document slide only.How to navigate to a particular slide*** ]
section{Section 2:Present Simple vs Present Continuous}
section{Section 3: Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous }
begin{frame}{Outline of the document}
begin{itemize}
item Present Simple vs Present Continuous[***Problem: I want to create a navigation here also. So when the user click on it, it navigate to Present Simple vs Present Continuous slide***]
end{itemize}
end{frame}
begin{frame}{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}[***Want to add two sentence under the present simple vs present continuous***]

end{frame}
end{document}


I added here a picture to show what I want exactly
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I am trying to see what I actually want in this picture. In the picture the sentence with blue color represent link. in slide 3 as per picture when user click on Present Simple vs Present continuous it navigate to slide 4 which describe broadly present simple vs present continuous.










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    I want to create a presentation about English Tense in latex. Till now I create three slide. 1st slide is a title slide. 2nd slide is for Content slide,3rd is a outline slide of my full presentation.



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    documentclass{beamer}
    usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
    usetheme{Montpellier}

    title{Tense at a Glance}
    date{December 2018}

    begin{document}
    begin{frame}
    maketitle
    end{frame}
    begin{frame}{Content}
    tableofcontents
    end{frame}
    section{Section 1:Outline of the document}[***Problem: When I click here I want to go to Outline of the document slide only.How to navigate to a particular slide*** ]
    section{Section 2:Present Simple vs Present Continuous}
    section{Section 3: Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous }
    begin{frame}{Outline of the document}
    begin{itemize}
    item Present Simple vs Present Continuous[***Problem: I want to create a navigation here also. So when the user click on it, it navigate to Present Simple vs Present Continuous slide***]
    end{itemize}
    end{frame}
    begin{frame}{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}[***Want to add two sentence under the present simple vs present continuous***]

    end{frame}
    end{document}


    I added here a picture to show what I want exactly
    Picture description of above code



    I am trying to see what I actually want in this picture. In the picture the sentence with blue color represent link. in slide 3 as per picture when user click on Present Simple vs Present continuous it navigate to slide 4 which describe broadly present simple vs present continuous.










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      up vote
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      down vote

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      I want to create a presentation about English Tense in latex. Till now I create three slide. 1st slide is a title slide. 2nd slide is for Content slide,3rd is a outline slide of my full presentation.



      Code



      documentclass{beamer}
      usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
      usetheme{Montpellier}

      title{Tense at a Glance}
      date{December 2018}

      begin{document}
      begin{frame}
      maketitle
      end{frame}
      begin{frame}{Content}
      tableofcontents
      end{frame}
      section{Section 1:Outline of the document}[***Problem: When I click here I want to go to Outline of the document slide only.How to navigate to a particular slide*** ]
      section{Section 2:Present Simple vs Present Continuous}
      section{Section 3: Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous }
      begin{frame}{Outline of the document}
      begin{itemize}
      item Present Simple vs Present Continuous[***Problem: I want to create a navigation here also. So when the user click on it, it navigate to Present Simple vs Present Continuous slide***]
      end{itemize}
      end{frame}
      begin{frame}{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}[***Want to add two sentence under the present simple vs present continuous***]

      end{frame}
      end{document}


      I added here a picture to show what I want exactly
      Picture description of above code



      I am trying to see what I actually want in this picture. In the picture the sentence with blue color represent link. in slide 3 as per picture when user click on Present Simple vs Present continuous it navigate to slide 4 which describe broadly present simple vs present continuous.










      share|improve this question















      I want to create a presentation about English Tense in latex. Till now I create three slide. 1st slide is a title slide. 2nd slide is for Content slide,3rd is a outline slide of my full presentation.



      Code



      documentclass{beamer}
      usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
      usetheme{Montpellier}

      title{Tense at a Glance}
      date{December 2018}

      begin{document}
      begin{frame}
      maketitle
      end{frame}
      begin{frame}{Content}
      tableofcontents
      end{frame}
      section{Section 1:Outline of the document}[***Problem: When I click here I want to go to Outline of the document slide only.How to navigate to a particular slide*** ]
      section{Section 2:Present Simple vs Present Continuous}
      section{Section 3: Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous }
      begin{frame}{Outline of the document}
      begin{itemize}
      item Present Simple vs Present Continuous[***Problem: I want to create a navigation here also. So when the user click on it, it navigate to Present Simple vs Present Continuous slide***]
      end{itemize}
      end{frame}
      begin{frame}{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}[***Want to add two sentence under the present simple vs present continuous***]

      end{frame}
      end{document}


      I added here a picture to show what I want exactly
      Picture description of above code



      I am trying to see what I actually want in this picture. In the picture the sentence with blue color represent link. in slide 3 as per picture when user click on Present Simple vs Present continuous it navigate to slide 4 which describe broadly present simple vs present continuous.







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          The table of contents will automatically link to the correct slides if don't place all your sections at the start of the document, but at the place where each of the sections starts in your code



          If you still need to manually insert links, you can label your frames and use hyperlink{<labelname>}{Text}



          documentclass{beamer}
          usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
          usetheme{Montpellier}

          title{Tense at a Glance}
          date{December 2018}

          begin{document}
          begin{frame}
          maketitle
          end{frame}
          begin{frame}{Content}
          tableofcontents
          end{frame}
          section{Section 1: Outline of the document}
          begin{frame}{Outline of the document}
          begin{itemize}
          item hyperlink{foo}{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}

          end{itemize}
          end{frame}
          section{Section 2: Present Simple vs Present Continuous}
          begin{frame}[label=foo]{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}


          end{frame}

          section{Section 3: Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous }
          begin{frame}[label=bar]{Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous}

          end{frame}

          end{document}





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            The table of contents will automatically link to the correct slides if don't place all your sections at the start of the document, but at the place where each of the sections starts in your code



            If you still need to manually insert links, you can label your frames and use hyperlink{<labelname>}{Text}



            documentclass{beamer}
            usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
            usetheme{Montpellier}

            title{Tense at a Glance}
            date{December 2018}

            begin{document}
            begin{frame}
            maketitle
            end{frame}
            begin{frame}{Content}
            tableofcontents
            end{frame}
            section{Section 1: Outline of the document}
            begin{frame}{Outline of the document}
            begin{itemize}
            item hyperlink{foo}{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}

            end{itemize}
            end{frame}
            section{Section 2: Present Simple vs Present Continuous}
            begin{frame}[label=foo]{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}


            end{frame}

            section{Section 3: Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous }
            begin{frame}[label=bar]{Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous}

            end{frame}

            end{document}





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              up vote
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              down vote



              accepted










              The table of contents will automatically link to the correct slides if don't place all your sections at the start of the document, but at the place where each of the sections starts in your code



              If you still need to manually insert links, you can label your frames and use hyperlink{<labelname>}{Text}



              documentclass{beamer}
              usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
              usetheme{Montpellier}

              title{Tense at a Glance}
              date{December 2018}

              begin{document}
              begin{frame}
              maketitle
              end{frame}
              begin{frame}{Content}
              tableofcontents
              end{frame}
              section{Section 1: Outline of the document}
              begin{frame}{Outline of the document}
              begin{itemize}
              item hyperlink{foo}{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}

              end{itemize}
              end{frame}
              section{Section 2: Present Simple vs Present Continuous}
              begin{frame}[label=foo]{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}


              end{frame}

              section{Section 3: Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous }
              begin{frame}[label=bar]{Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous}

              end{frame}

              end{document}





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                accepted







                up vote
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                down vote



                accepted






                The table of contents will automatically link to the correct slides if don't place all your sections at the start of the document, but at the place where each of the sections starts in your code



                If you still need to manually insert links, you can label your frames and use hyperlink{<labelname>}{Text}



                documentclass{beamer}
                usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
                usetheme{Montpellier}

                title{Tense at a Glance}
                date{December 2018}

                begin{document}
                begin{frame}
                maketitle
                end{frame}
                begin{frame}{Content}
                tableofcontents
                end{frame}
                section{Section 1: Outline of the document}
                begin{frame}{Outline of the document}
                begin{itemize}
                item hyperlink{foo}{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}

                end{itemize}
                end{frame}
                section{Section 2: Present Simple vs Present Continuous}
                begin{frame}[label=foo]{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}


                end{frame}

                section{Section 3: Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous }
                begin{frame}[label=bar]{Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous}

                end{frame}

                end{document}





                share|improve this answer












                The table of contents will automatically link to the correct slides if don't place all your sections at the start of the document, but at the place where each of the sections starts in your code



                If you still need to manually insert links, you can label your frames and use hyperlink{<labelname>}{Text}



                documentclass{beamer}
                usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
                usetheme{Montpellier}

                title{Tense at a Glance}
                date{December 2018}

                begin{document}
                begin{frame}
                maketitle
                end{frame}
                begin{frame}{Content}
                tableofcontents
                end{frame}
                section{Section 1: Outline of the document}
                begin{frame}{Outline of the document}
                begin{itemize}
                item hyperlink{foo}{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}

                end{itemize}
                end{frame}
                section{Section 2: Present Simple vs Present Continuous}
                begin{frame}[label=foo]{Present Simple vs Present Continuous}


                end{frame}

                section{Section 3: Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous }
                begin{frame}[label=bar]{Present Continuous vs Present Perfect Continuous}

                end{frame}

                end{document}






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