On 25/07/2026 12:38, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
Pedro Andres Aranda Gutierrez <[email protected]> writes:
+*Note 2:* Theme-related =BEAMER_...= keywords will be ignored in the
+=beamer= class definition in ~org-latex-classes~ defines the Beamer
theme.
Maybe "Theme-related =BEAMER_...= keywords will be ignored *if* the
=beamer= class definition in ~org-latex-classes~ contains =\usetheme{...}="
or "contains Beamer theme-related declarations"
But your variant will not be accurate.
If someone, say, defines innertheme, keywords will not be ignored.
+ ;; Document class, theme and packages.
+ (org-beamer--insert-theme
+ (org-latex-make-preamble info)
+ (org-beamer--theme-header info))
org-latex-make-preamble will create the full preamble, including
#+LATEX_HEADER. So, something like
#+LATEX_HEADER: \usetheme{Madrid}
will also trigger #+BEAMER_... keywords being ignored.
Is it intentional?
I see it as the equivalent of someone defining the theme in
org-latex-classes.
I do not object, but it should be documented.
As an answer to both comments (*if* fixing my *in* typo) and putting
both conditions in Note 2:
*Note 2:* Theme-related =BEAMER_...= keywords will be ignored if
you set the Beamer theme in the definition of the =beamer= class
in ~org-latex-classes~ or using ~#+LATEX_HEADER~.
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