Add titlegraphic support to Metropolis
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That's nice and clean! I recently even played with what @robjhyndman added to his monash variant: full-page graphics. It is still a little ad-hoc so I may keep it in a local includes header for now. Also depends on "where" an included graph as "room" for content. So in that sense your enabling of the titlegraphic is much cleaner. |
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One of the bazillion useful features of Metropolis mentioned in #1 is the option to add a title graphic. This little pull request enables that with a Pandoc variable. The logo is flushed to the right, just like in the original Metropolis demo but I made it a bit smaller, otherwise a longer title would almost touch the logo.