About Markdown format for Rabbit slide

Rabbit uses Markdown format but it uses different usage with normal document. See sample slide about sample slide.

Page

The largest headline (#) is title of page. The page follows next title.

# Title

SOMETHING

...

# Next Page

...

This example has two pages.

Title page

The first page is the title page. You can specify meta information of the slide by using a labeled list (:) in the title page.

# Title of slide

author
:    Kouhei Sutou
institution
:    COZMIXNG

This example shows the author is Kouhei Sutou and his institution is COZMIXNG.

Available attributes are:

  • author

  • institution

  • subtitle

  • content_source

  • date

  • start_time

  • end_time

  • allotted_time

    The default allotted time in presentation. Used if not specified when starting Rabbit. If both start_time and end_time are specified, no need to specify allotted_time as it will be calculated from those attributes.

  • theme

    The default theme of this slide. Used if not specified when starting Rabbit.

Emphasis

You can emphasize strings. Enclose it with an asterisk.

*Emphasis*

Image

You can describe as normal markdown format.

![image](lavie.png)

Table

Also you can make table.

|Head1       |Head2        |Head3         |
|:-----------|------------:|:------------:|
|Content1    |Content2     |Content3      |

Items

Markdown has several list notation such as *, +, - You can use any of the notation.

* Level1-1
  * Level2-1
* Level1-2
* Level1-3

Quotation

If you put “>” on the head of the line, it will be quoted text.

> You take the *red pill*, you stay in Wonderland and
> I show you how deep the *rabbit-hole* goes.