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Copy beamerthemeseville.sty to your beamer presentation's folder, add
\usetheme{seville}
to the preamble.
If you're going to use it often, you can place beamerthemeseville.sty somewhere in your TeX distribution tree instead.
\usetheme[options]{seville}
where options may be some of these (comma-separated):
alegreyauses Huerta Tipográfica's Alegreya Sans font.lmodernuses the Latin Modern font, for a more classical LaTeX look.firauses Mozilla's Fira Sans font and its Fira Math companion.notouses Google's Noto font.lualatexuses the default fonts, Adobe's Source Sans, Source Code Pro and Source Serif fonts, with LuaLaTeX . The math font is STIX Two Math.xelatexsame as above but with XeLaTeX.materialuses Google's Material Design color system while keeping a similar look.academiconsuses Academicons for some links.
Since the first six options select the main fonts, you should only use one of them. The last two ones are compatible between them and with the rest.
The options fira, noto, lualatex, and academicons require compilation with LuaLaTeX. With fira, noto, and academicons you can use XeLaTeX instead, and you must with the xelatex option, but this forces you to install the Fira, Noto, Source, and STIX Two fonts in your system, if you use these options. In fact, if you use Fira, you also have to install Euler Math (used for calligraphic and fraktur math fonts) and XITS (used for missing symbols in Fira Math).
Warnings for Tectonic users! As of Tectonic 0.15.0:
- You must download and save the file
beamerinnerthemetcolorbox.styto your project's folder. - You must use one and only one of the following options:
xelatexinstalling in your system the default Adobe's Source Sans, Source Code Pro and Source Serif fonts, and the STIX Two Math font.notoinstalling the Noto fonts.firainstalling the Fira and Fira Math fonts.lmodernwithout installing anything.
- You can't use the
alegreyaorlualatexoptions.
This theme is inspired by Matthias Vogelgesang's beautiful Metropolis theme. It uses the Solarized color palette, Adobe's Source Sans, Source Code Pro and Source Serif fonts, the Euler Virtual Math font based in Hermann Zapf's designs, icons by Font Awesome, and a lovely logo by Graficatessen, along with many other FOSS things. I'm grateful to all creators that make this possible.
The Metropolis theme is unfortunately unmaintained. Changes in its dependencies have caused glitches. Seville is extremely simple. It is therefore easy to maintain although it has way less options. Seville is probably a drop-in replacement for people that was using Metropolis without tweaking too much.
I've also added some goodies for mathematicians and academics in general.
If you'd like to use this theme but you feel you need some missing options or features, let me know by opening an issue. Or even better, make a pull request adding what you need.
- Cleanup and comment
beamerthemeseville.sty. - Check missing symbols in Fira Math and find replacements.
- In case anyone is interested:
- Documentation.
- Extra features.
- CTAN.
- Overleaf.
Copyright 2022 F. Muro
This work may be distributed and/or modified under the conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.3 of this license or (at your option) any later version. The latest version of this license is in
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This work has the LPPL maintenance status `maintained'.
The Current Maintainer of this work is F. Muro.
This work consists of the file beamerthemeseville.sty.
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