Preparing a report

How about making a presentation right here?

Download original notebook

Markdown language together with WLX (optional) to make slides. The core technology is RevealJS, but you don't have to know it to use it

Text, heading, sections

Type in a new cell .slide (first line) and then

.slide

# Slide 1

Some text, other text...

---

# Slide 2

May be even <span style="color:red">equations</span>

$$
\\hat{H} \\Psi = E \\Psi
$$

<dummy >
# Slide 1

Some text, other text...

---

# Slide 2

May be even <span style="color:red">equations</span>

$$
\\hat{H} \\Psi = E \\Psi
$$</dummy>

Note: use arrows to navigate, Q to place a pointer

Note: keep it simple. One cell - one slide

Cells with slides can be merged to a complete presentation using .slides cell type

To go fullscrenn press f on a slide

Projector feature

To project slides to a new window (like a normal presentation tool) navigate to a cell's menu

and click Project to a window. It will evaluate an input cell and show the result in a new window.

Embed pictures

It uses the default markdown syntax to show pictures. However, an editor does support simple drag and drop feature

---

.slide

This is an example

![](/attachments/Cover.png)

<dummy >
This is an example

![](/attachments/Cover.png)</dummy>

.md
## Animation
A fragments of a text can be maked using special tag in order to reveal it or highlight (see more [here](https://revealjs.com/fragments/))

Animation

A fragments of a text can be maked using special tag in order to reveal it or highlight (see more here)

.slide

# Slide Title

This will be revealed <!-- .element: class="fragment" data-fragment-index="1" -->

This will be gone <!-- .element: class="fragment fade-out" data-fragment-index="2" -->

This will be highlighted <!-- .element: class="fragment highlight-red" data-fragment-index="3" -->

<dummy >
# Slide Title

This will be revealed <!-- .element: class="fragment" data-fragment-index="1" -->

This will be gone <!-- .element: class="fragment fade-out" data-fragment-index="2" -->

This will be highlighted <!-- .element: class="fragment highlight-red" data-fragment-index="3" --></dummy>

Embedding Wolfram Language

The most use case is our figures

Figure = Plot[Sin[x], {x,0,2Pi}, ImageSize->500];

Now lets embed it to our slide

.slide

# Figure

<Figure/>

<dummy >
# Figure

FrontEndExecutable[d69b3dbb-33aa-4074-9049-476acf09727f]</dummy>

It works it a way, if it was a special XML/HTML tag. Any other wolfram expressions are also valid

GetDate := TextString[Now]

.slide

Today is <GetDate/>

This is more advanced topic and will be covered in other tutorials

Merging slides

into a complete presentation

Create a new cell with .slides extension.

.slides

Thank you for your attention

Once evaluated, it merges all slides from all cells found in the notebook into a single presentation.

Scientific report

Assumming you have gone thorugh the previous tutorials, now we can take our fitted data and presented it here

Before we iconized the plot into the following symbol

Figure = (*VB[*)(Get[FileNameJoin[{".iconized", "iconized-5fec.wl"}]])(*,*)(*"1:eJxTTMoPSmNkYGAoZgESHvk5KRAeH5DwTM7Py6xKdcvMSXXKr8g8cJyRAQDvgAv9"*)(*]VB*);
Figure 

(*VB[*)(FrontEndRef["a06f8a7f-7541-402f-bf0f-a5142d30845f"])(*,*)(*"1:eJxTTMoPSmNkYGAoZgESHvk5KRCeEJBwK8rPK3HNS3GtSE0uLUlMykkNVgEKJxqYpVkkmqfpmpuaGOqaGBil6SalGaTpJpoamhilGBtYmJimAQCDPxVs"*)(*]VB*)

Note: please use variables starting from a Captial letter to store data to be embedded to your slide layout

Now create a simple slide

.slide

# Reflectivity in $Fe_2 Mo_3 O_8$
Prepared by Friedrich Vormelker

---

# Fitted with a single Lorentz oscillator

<Figure/>

<dummy >
# Reflectivity in $Fe_2 Mo_3 O_8$
Prepared by Friedrich Vormelker

---

# Fitted with a single Lorentz oscillator

FrontEndExecutable[2c27eca2-5882-48e3-81c6-56a21a596d91]</dummy>

Note: try to zoom in and pan the plot