templates.md

Templates

• Letter
• Invoice
• Report
• Slide deck

Letter

The "Letter" template helps you write (formal) letters, which you would usually print and send by mail.

YAML Front Matter

---
date:
location:
addressFrom:
  name:
  street:
  zipCode:
  city:
addressTo:
  name:
  street:
  zipCode:
  city:
signature:
---

Invoice

The "Invoice" template helps you write invoices.

YAML Front Matter

---
reference:
date:
amount:
logo:
companyAddress:
  name:
  street:
  zipCode:
  city:
  country:
  businessID:
customerAddress:
  name:
  street:
  zipCode:
  city:
  country:
  businessID:
companyBank:
  domiciliation:
  iban:
  bic:
---

Report

The "Report" template helps you write reports.

YAML Front Matter

---
company:
  name:
  logo_url:
project:
reporter:
date:
location:
reference:
version:
---

Slide deck

The "Slide deck" template helps you write awesome slides backed by Reveal.js. Use a Markdown separator --- (3 dashes) in your content to split your content into different sections (which are displayed horizontally, as you would expect in a regular slide deck).

Thanks to Reveal.js, it is also possible to group slides into sub-sections, which are displayed vertically. Use ---- (4 dashes) to create sub-sections.

Example:

Slide 1.0

---

Slide 2.0

----

Slide 2.1

----

Slide 2.2

---

Slide 3.0

----

Slide 3.1

YAML Front Matter

---
transition: zoom # None, Fade, Slide, Convex, Concave, Zoom
logo: '' # URL of an image which will be displayed in the bottom left
---

Fragments

Fragments are used to highlight individual elements on a slide. You can use the {fragment} special notation underneath any sentence or paragraph, and it will become a fragment.

---
transition: default
---

# Key metrics are:

* Fragment 1
{fragment}

* Fragment 2
{fragment}

* Fragment 3
{fragment}

Style

Images

It is possible to hide the border of an image by using the {no-border} special notation underneath the image:

![](https://example.org/foobar.png)
{no-border}

Lists

It is possible to hide the bullets of a list by using the {no-bullet} special notation underneath the last element of the list:

Isaac Asimov's "Three Laws of Robotics":

* A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being
  to come to harm;
* A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders
  would conflict with the First Law;
* A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not
  conflict with the First or Second Law.
{no-bullet}

Paragraphs

You can set the paragraph alignment by using the following special notations on paragraphs (centered being the default):

• {left}
• {right}
• {justify}

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