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$\definecolor{saphire}{RGB}{0, 50, 95}$ $\definecolor{crimson}{RGB}{193, 0, 67}$ $\definecolor{capri}{RGB}{0, 196, 223}$ $\definecolor{amber}{RGB}{244, 170, 0}$ $\definecolor{plum}{RGB}{129, 2, 98}$ $\definecolor{cerulean}{RGB}{0, 145, 181}$ $\definecolor{ruby}{RGB}{212, 0, 114}$ $\definecolor{cardinal}{RGB}{172, 0, 64}$ $\definecolor{cinnamon}{RGB}{205, 90, 19}$ $\definecolor{limegreen}{RGB}{41, 188, 41}$ $\definecolor{gold}{RGB}{141, 116, 74}$ $\definecolor{taupe}{RGB}{110, 80, 72}$ $\definecolor{teal}{RGB}{69, 126, 129}$ $\definecolor{forestgreen}{RGB}{0, 70, 49}$ $\definecolor{mahogany}{RGB}{106, 51, 40}$ $\definecolor{silver}{RGB}{194, 211, 223}$ $\definecolor{oldrose}{RGB}{184, 133, 141}$ $\definecolor{curry}{RGB}{156, 154, 0}$ $\definecolor{cobalt}{RGB}{0, 80, 114}$ $\definecolor{rubydarker}{RGB}{197, 0, 99}$ $\definecolor{purple}{RGB}{56, 6, 92}$ $\definecolor{cardinaldarker}{RGB}{97, 0, 36}$ $\definecolor{ceruleandarker}{RGB}{0, 113, 140}$ $\definecolor{amberlighter}{RGB}{240, 191, 79}$ $\definecolor{amberbrighter}{RGB}{245, 242, 88}$ $\definecolor{onyx}{RGB}{15, 15, 15}$
TODO: use this section to run through some absolute basics of reveal

Groupstyle Specific Reveal Features

Headers

Introducing the topAlign class that pins the headers to the top of the page.
This can be used in combination with header types h1 to h6 (decreasing size)


Example:

Headers

Without the topAlign class the header starts in the centre of the page (and gets pushed up) with more features.


Example:

Easy References

Code:
Example:
  1. Ref1
  2. Ref2
  3. Ref3

Figures and captions

A nice caption in a box
A nice caption not in a box. Go over the line and the width of the text doesn't extend past the figure

Custom Math

Code:
Example: \[\begin{align*} \realNum &\to \complexNum \qquad;\qquad \del\cdot\del = \laplace \\ \tens{Q} &= \frac{3S}{2} \left[ \vec{n} \ \vec{n} - \tens{\delta} / 3 \right] \\ \kbt &= {\color{saphire}\text{thermal energy}} \\ {\color{capri} \av{y} } &= {\color{ruby} \abs{x}^3 }\\ \eqnote{ \pd{ P\left(x,t;x_0,t_0\right) }{t} }{rate of change} &= \eqnote{ -\pd{ \left[ \left\{ f(x,t) + \alpha g \frac{\partial g}{\partial x} \right\} P(x,t;x_0,t_0)\right] }{x} }{driven term} + \eqnote{ \frac{1}{2} \pd{}{xx} \left[g^2(x,y)P(x,t;x_0,t_0)\right] }{diffusive term}, \end{align*}\]

Create Custom Math Macros

You can make your own macros for mathJax (LaTeX-like).

At the end of the html is a script for initializing reveal, inside of which is math, inside of which is TeX, inside of which is Macros. There you can define your own.

Code:

Custom Math Colours

Must define colours for LaTeX math in an early slide. I put the following in my title slide.

Figures and captions

Liquid crystals can support multiple broken symme-tries, such as broken orientational symmetry, as in rod-like nematic; chirality, as in cholesteric phases; or a lim-ited degree of positional ordering. For instance, smec-tic liquid crystals possess lamellar structure — stackingalong one direction while maintaining liquid-like posi-tional disorder within layers. This partial positional or-dering makes lamellar fluids excellent material systemsfor exploring topology [1–4], dislocations [5, 6], disclina-tions and geometric memory [7], especially in confininggeometries [8–10], shells [11–14] or in contact with mi-cropatterned structures [15]. Furthermore, their abilityto spontaneously assemble long-range order makes themideal as lithographic templates [16–19].

TODO: use this section to introduce/ test your new custom features for reveal

Acknowledgements

Dr Tyler Shendruk
Dr Benjamín Loewe
Ryan Keogh
Jack Paget
Louise Head
Timofey Kozhukhov
Zahra Valei

Funding

Funding