Newcommand alert
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I would like to create a new command, like alert, but in other colours and if it was possible to combine it with the comand pmb.
I mean in the first frame shows 2x+1
and after a click pmb{2x+1} (in blue, for instance)
Thak you in advance
macros
edited Dec 3 at 0:28
Bernard
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I would like to create a new command, like alert, but in other colours and if it was possible to combine it with the comand pmb.
I mean in the first frame shows 2x+1
and after a click pmb{2x+1} (in blue, for instance)
Thak you in advance
macros
edited Dec 3 at 0:28
Bernard
164k769192
asked Dec 2 at 23:17
Sergio
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Welcome to TeX SX! What is your question about?
– Bernard
Dec 2 at 23:25
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Welcome to TeX.SX!! Can you please give a full minimal working example. Currently we have to guess what packages etc you are using (what ispmb?), and this makes it really hard to help you. A MWE should start with adocumentclasscommand, have a minimal preamble and thenbegin{document}...end{document}. It is really difficult to help you without more information. Of course, you can't define your "new alert command" but your MWE should at least confirm whether or not you are using beamer, which you never actually say.
– Andrew
Dec 2 at 23:31
Does this help?
– marmot
Dec 3 at 3:08
Note thatpmb{2x+1}is wider than2x+1
– egreg
Dec 6 at 21:33
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up vote
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I would like to create a new command, like alert, but in other colours and if it was possible to combine it with the comand pmb.
I mean in the first frame shows 2x+1
and after a click pmb{2x+1} (in blue, for instance)
Thak you in advance
macros
edited Dec 3 at 0:28
Bernard
164k769192
asked Dec 2 at 23:17
Sergio
1
I would like to create a new command, like alert, but in other colours and if it was possible to combine it with the comand pmb.
I mean in the first frame shows 2x+1
and after a click pmb{2x+1} (in blue, for instance)
Thak you in advance
macros
macros
edited Dec 3 at 0:28
Bernard
164k769192
asked Dec 2 at 23:17
Sergio
1
edited Dec 3 at 0:28
Bernard
164k769192
asked Dec 2 at 23:17
Sergio
1
edited Dec 3 at 0:28
Bernard
164k769192
edited Dec 3 at 0:28
Bernard
164k769192
edited Dec 3 at 0:28
Bernard
164k769192
164k769192
asked Dec 2 at 23:17
Sergio
1
asked Dec 2 at 23:17
Sergio
1
asked Dec 2 at 23:17
Sergio
1
1
1
Welcome to TeX SX! What is your question about?
– Bernard
Dec 2 at 23:25
1
Welcome to TeX.SX!! Can you please give a full minimal working example. Currently we have to guess what packages etc you are using (what ispmb?), and this makes it really hard to help you. A MWE should start with adocumentclasscommand, have a minimal preamble and thenbegin{document}...end{document}. It is really difficult to help you without more information. Of course, you can't define your "new alert command" but your MWE should at least confirm whether or not you are using beamer, which you never actually say.
– Andrew
Dec 2 at 23:31
Does this help?
– marmot
Dec 3 at 3:08
Note thatpmb{2x+1}is wider than2x+1
– egreg
Dec 6 at 21:33
add a comment |
1
Welcome to TeX SX! What is your question about?
– Bernard
Dec 2 at 23:25
1
Welcome to TeX.SX!! Can you please give a full minimal working example. Currently we have to guess what packages etc you are using (what ispmb?), and this makes it really hard to help you. A MWE should start with adocumentclasscommand, have a minimal preamble and thenbegin{document}...end{document}. It is really difficult to help you without more information. Of course, you can't define your "new alert command" but your MWE should at least confirm whether or not you are using beamer, which you never actually say.
– Andrew
Dec 2 at 23:31
Does this help?
– marmot
Dec 3 at 3:08
Note thatpmb{2x+1}is wider than2x+1
– egreg
Dec 6 at 21:33
1
1
Welcome to TeX SX! What is your question about?
– Bernard
Dec 2 at 23:25
Welcome to TeX SX! What is your question about?
– Bernard
Dec 2 at 23:25
1
1
Welcome to TeX.SX!! Can you please give a full minimal working example. Currently we have to guess what packages etc you are using (what is
pmb?), and this makes it really hard to help you. A MWE should start with a documentclass command, have a minimal preamble and then begin{document}...end{document}. It is really difficult to help you without more information. Of course, you can't define your "new alert command" but your MWE should at least confirm whether or not you are using beamer, which you never actually say.– Andrew
Dec 2 at 23:31
Welcome to TeX.SX!! Can you please give a full minimal working example. Currently we have to guess what packages etc you are using (what is
pmb?), and this makes it really hard to help you. A MWE should start with a documentclass command, have a minimal preamble and then begin{document}...end{document}. It is really difficult to help you without more information. Of course, you can't define your "new alert command" but your MWE should at least confirm whether or not you are using beamer, which you never actually say.– Andrew
Dec 2 at 23:31
Does this help?
– marmot
Dec 3 at 3:08
Does this help?
– marmot
Dec 3 at 3:08
Note that
pmb{2x+1} is wider than 2x+1– egreg
Dec 6 at 21:33
Note that
pmb{2x+1} is wider than 2x+1– egreg
Dec 6 at 21:33
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You could define a command that uses alert, just in a different colour:
documentclass{beamer}
newcommand<>{myalert}[1]{%
begingroup
setbeamercolor{alerted text}{fg=blue}%
alert#2{#1}%
endgroup
}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
alert<1>{test}
myalert<3-5>{sdf}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered Dec 6 at 21:09
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You could define a command that uses alert, just in a different colour:
documentclass{beamer}
newcommand<>{myalert}[1]{%
begingroup
setbeamercolor{alerted text}{fg=blue}%
alert#2{#1}%
endgroup
}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
alert<1>{test}
myalert<3-5>{sdf}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered Dec 6 at 21:09
samcarter
83.4k794267
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up vote
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You could define a command that uses alert, just in a different colour:
documentclass{beamer}
newcommand<>{myalert}[1]{%
begingroup
setbeamercolor{alerted text}{fg=blue}%
alert#2{#1}%
endgroup
}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
alert<1>{test}
myalert<3-5>{sdf}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered Dec 6 at 21:09
samcarter
83.4k794267
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
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down vote
You could define a command that uses alert, just in a different colour:
documentclass{beamer}
newcommand<>{myalert}[1]{%
begingroup
setbeamercolor{alerted text}{fg=blue}%
alert#2{#1}%
endgroup
}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
alert<1>{test}
myalert<3-5>{sdf}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered Dec 6 at 21:09
samcarter
83.4k794267
You could define a command that uses alert, just in a different colour:
documentclass{beamer}
newcommand<>{myalert}[1]{%
begingroup
setbeamercolor{alerted text}{fg=blue}%
alert#2{#1}%
endgroup
}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
alert<1>{test}
myalert<3-5>{sdf}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered Dec 6 at 21:09
samcarter
83.4k794267
answered Dec 6 at 21:09
samcarter
83.4k794267
answered Dec 6 at 21:09
samcarter
83.4k794267
answered Dec 6 at 21:09
samcarter
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83.4k794267
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Welcome to TeX SX! What is your question about?
– Bernard
Dec 2 at 23:25
1
Welcome to TeX.SX!! Can you please give a full minimal working example. Currently we have to guess what packages etc you are using (what is
pmb?), and this makes it really hard to help you. A MWE should start with adocumentclasscommand, have a minimal preamble and thenbegin{document}...end{document}. It is really difficult to help you without more information. Of course, you can't define your "new alert command" but your MWE should at least confirm whether or not you are using beamer, which you never actually say.– Andrew
Dec 2 at 23:31
Does this help?
– marmot
Dec 3 at 3:08
Note that
pmb{2x+1}is wider than2x+1– egreg
Dec 6 at 21:33