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parskip
setting influences spacing in unwanted ways
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This is related to josephwright/beamer#512 |
Similar to #7 I think having a parskip in a presentation isn't as useful as it can be in other classes with longer blocks of text. I understand your concern that this will mean that many presentation will look differently in moloch than in metropolis, but at least the change will mean that the frame content will be more compact and there won't be any risk of text cut off at the bottom. |
I agree that it's not as useful, no, but I would personally have liked to see paragraph spacing in beamer. But irrespective of that, the parskip change in the package is currently not working optimally and resulting in these rather strange spacing problems. Also, it has no effect inside for instance the block environment, which just makes the setting clunky and the results hard to predict (at least for new users). So I think I'll remove the parskip setting. Thanks for the input again! |
moloch/src/beamerinnerthememoloch.dtx
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These settings affect spacing in ways which I think are unintended and unwanted. For instance, they insert spacing after list environments, which messes with their vertical alignment, and adds spacing between table captions and tables and verbatim environments and paragraphs.
Removing this would have consequences for a lot of presentations, however, since unless the user has used something like
\medskip
manually, paragraphs will become clumped together. Perhaps there is a better way to accomplish this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: