reveal-auto-agenda

A quarto extension for reveal.js that automatically creates agenda slides from H1 heading titles.

Installation

To install this extension in your current directory (or into the Quarto project that you're currently working in), use the following command:

quarto install extension andrie/reveal-auto-agenda

Enabling

Add this to your document or project options:

filters:
  - reveal-auto-agenda

Usage

Simply create your slides as normal, with H1 header slides marking transitions between agenda items.

Important: the extension assumes that your H1 header slides contains no other content, and that you want these slides to be replaced by the rolling agenda.

This extension:

• Creates a list of the text of each H1 slide.
• Insert this list into the body of each H1 slide.
• Inserts CSS that marks the active section with a border box around the text.

Example

Custom CSS

The extension will create custom CSS elements. You can override these in your own CSS template:

.agenda {
}

.agenda-slide h1 {
  size: 0em;
  display: none;
}

.agenda-inactive {
  opacity: 0.25;
  margin-top: -0.5em;
  margin-bottom: -0.5em;
}

.agenda-active {
  margin-top: -0.5em;
  margin-bottom: -0.5em;
}

Global options

To change the default behaviour, include auto-agenda options in your yaml:

filters:
  - reveal-auto-agenda
auto-agenda:
  bullets: numbered
  heading: Agenda

You can change these options:

Option	Description
bullets	Change the agenda slides to have:
	- none: No bullets or numbers
	- bullets: Bullet list (the default)
	- numbered: Numbered list
heading	If you set this option, then each agenda slide will have a heading above the agenda list.
	Use this to set a heading to "Agenda", "Table of Contents", or similar.

Exclude auto-agenda from specific slides

If you want to suppress the agenda on a particular slide, add the class no-auto-agenda to the slide:

# Header {.no-auto-agenda}

Live preview

You can view a live preview of an example presentation at https://andrie.quarto.pub/reveal-auto-agenda/.