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[O] Beamer Export Columns


From: Georgios Marentakis
Subject: [O] Beamer Export Columns
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2014 15:07:34 +0100

Hallo, 

I am using the org beamer functionality to produce presentations and I am quite 
happy with it. Saves a lot of time. Thanks for the great work!

There is one thing however I am not sure how to go about. I have found a number 
of answers in the mailing list but none that works for me. 

The question is about (top) aligning columns in beamer export mode. 

The following indeed produces two top aligned columns C1 and C2. 

* Frame
        :PROPERTIES:
        :BEAMER_env: frame
        :END:
        * Columns
                :PROPERTIES:
                :BEAMER_env: columns
                :BEAMER_opt: t
                :END:
                * C1
                :PROPERTIES:
                :BEAMER_col: 0.45
                :BEAMER_env: block
                :END:
                * C2
                :PROPERTIES:
                :BEAMER_col: 0.45
                :BEAMER_env: block
                :END:

My questions:

1. Given that the columns environment is implied by the BEAMER_col property, is 
there anyway to avoid the Columns heading by passing the t option implicitly to 
the columns environment?
        Deleting the Columns entry and setting :BEAMER_envargs: C[t] or c[t] or 
C[T] or c[T] in the Frame or the C1/C2 headings is not producing top aligned 
columns for me.

2. What is the status of BEAMER_opt and BEAMER_envargs properties?
        Are they both still supported and what exactly is the difference?

Some more general questions: 

3. Why is the heading of a BEAMER_col entry ignored by default? Why does one 
have to specify a block environment in order for the heading to be visible? 

4. In some cases the BEAMER_col property results in subsections instead of 
columns in the tex file, why is this?  


many thanks, 
georgios


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