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---
title: Metropolis Beamer Theme for Revealjs
subtitle: A theme inspired by [beamer metropolis theme](https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/metropolis-beamer-theme/qzyvdhrntfmr)
format:
metropolis-beamer-revealjs: default
# theme: style.scss
header-logo: images/rstudio.png
header-logo-link: "https://posit.co/"
slide-number: "c"
author:
- name: Author X
orcid: 0000-0000-0000-0000
email: author.x@email.com
affiliations: Institution X
- name: Author Y
orcid: 0000-0000-0000-0001
email: author.y@email.com
affiliations: Institution Y
date: last-modified
bibliography: references.bib
embed-resources: true
---
# Components
## Components
### Alert and Example Inline style
To emphasize specific words or text, you can:
- Use the default `.alert` class, e.g. [important note]{.alert}.
- Use the default `.example` class e.g. [For example, look at this text]{.example}
## Components
### Custom Inline Color Attributes
- Use inline `color` and `bg` attribute for custom color and background color,
- `[colored text]{color="#2a74f5"}` produce [colored text]{color="#2a74f5"}
- `[text with background color]{bg="#f5e347"}` produce [text with background color]{bg="#f5e347"}
- `[colored text with background]{color="#2a74f5" bg="#f5e347"}` produce [colored text]{color="#2a74f5" bg="#f5e347"}
- [Note that, when using inline attributes, DO NOT PUT SPACE on either side of equal (`=`) sign, that, write like `color="#2a74f5"`, instead of `color = "#2a74f5"`]{.alert}
## Components
### Blockquotes
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nam vel rhoncus ante. Donec vitae euismod nibh. In ultrices vestibulum erat, non maximus orci elementum in. Ut eget erat et felis consequat volutpat. Donec ac iaculis justo. Phasellus vitae mi tempor leo scelerisque consequat sed at nibh.
## Components
### Citations
1. @R-knitr
2. @R-rmarkdown
3. @R-quarto
# Callout Blocks
## Custom Blocks
There are three custom blocks that you can use. Create them using `.callout` class in a div (`:::`) and specify the type.
- For default block, use `type='default'`
- For alert block, use `type='alert'`
- For example block, use `type='example'`
## Default block
```{.markdown}
::: {.callout type='default'}
## Default block
This is a default block
:::
```
renders to,
::: {.callout type='default'}
## Default block
This is a default block
:::
## Alert Block
```{.markdown}
::: {.callout type='alert'}
## Alert Block
This is a alert block
:::
```
renders to,
::: {.callout type='alert'}
## Alert Block
This is a alert block
:::
## Example Block
```{.markdown}
::: {.callout type='example'}
## Example Block
This is a example block
:::
```
renders to,
::: {.callout type='example'}
## Example Block
This is a example block
:::
## Tables
| fruit | price |
|--------|--------|
| apple | 2.05 |
| pear | 1.37 |
| orange | 3.09 |
: Fruit prices {#tbl-markdown tbl-colwidths="[75,25]"}
@tbl-markdown is created using markdown.
## Tables
```{r}
#| label: tbl-co2
#| tbl-cap: Carbon Dioxide Uptake in Grass Plants (Data from R)
knitr::kable(head(CO2))
```
For details of @tbl-co2, check by running `?CO2` in R console.
## Images
## References
::: {#refs}
:::