slides: Notes section confuses slide level detection

[paulmenzel]

Pandoc 1.19.2.1

Convert the following minimal example.

# Title slide header

## Normal slide

With text

# Questions

<div class="notes">
Some notes for the speaker.
</div>

Pandoc’s slide level detection seems to consider the notes as text, and therefore uses # as the first slide level instead of ## as I’d expect.

[jgm]

+++ Paul Menzel [Oct 25 17 16:14 ]:

Convert the following minimal example. # Title slide header ## Normal slide With text # Questions <div class="notes"> Some notes for the speaker. </div> [1]Pandoc’s slide level detection seems to consider the [2]notes as text, and therefore uses # as the first slide level instead of ## as I’d expect.

Yes. So just put the notes under a ## level header!

[paulmenzel]

Am 25.10.2017 um 19:04 schrieb John MacFarlane:

+++ Paul Menzel [Oct 25 17 16:14 ]: > Convert the following minimal example. > # Title slide header > > ## Normal slide > > With text > > # Questions > > <div class="notes"> > Some notes for the speaker. > </div> > > [1]Pandoc’s slide level detection seems to consider the [2]notes as > text, and therefore uses # as the first slide level instead of ## as > I’d expect. Yes. So just put the notes under a ## level header!

That is my current workaround, but it’s not wanted, as I like to have the notes on the title page (# level).

[tarleb]

Pandoc should do what you want when called with --slide-level=2.

[mb21]

Seems like --slide-level=2 resolved your issue...