ecatchpole wrote the following on 2005-10-25 22:13:
On 25/10/05 17:10, Hendri Adriaens wrote,:
BTW, this could well be written as {\onslide*{1}{\color{red}} some text} which avoids the duplication.
-Hendri.
Ah, that's terribly clever!
The following replicates exactly what I've been trying to do. The \onslide{+0} comes in very handy here!
Many thanks for this.
Ted.
\documentclass{powerdot} \begin{document} \begin{slide}{Slide 1}
{\onslide*{1}{\color{red}} Can powerdot do this without duplicating everything?}\pause
\begin{itemize} \item {\onslide*{+0}{\color{red}} This is the first item}\pause \item {\onslide*{+0}{\color{red}} This is the second}\pause \item {\onslide*{+0}{\color{red}} This is the last.} \end{itemize}\pause
{\onslide*{+0}{\color{red}} Yes it can!}\pause
\end{slide} \end{document}
Watch out for the space after {\color{red}}...unless it was intentional.
\item {\onslide*{+0}{\color{red}} This is the first item}\pause
versus
\item {\onslide*{+0}{\color{red}}This is the first item}\pause