Use the handout version of slides with the INBO theme

Similar to slides() except that you can't have progressive slides. And you can place multiple slides on a single page.

handouts(
  toc = TRUE,
  nup = c("8", "1", "1plus", "2", "3", "3plus", "4", "4plus", "6"),
  ...
)

Arguments

toc: display a table of content after the title slide
nup: Number of slides on a page. Defaults to 8. The 'plus' layouts leave blank space for recipients to make handwritten notes next to each slide. Note that the 2, 3plus, 4 and 6 layouts are intended for slides in the 4:3 aspect ratio, while the 3, 4plus and 8 layouts are intended for widescreen slides like the 16:10 aspect ratio.
...: currently ignored

Available YAML headers options shared among output formats

title: the main title
subtitle: the optional subtitle
author: the authors formatted as indicated in the section below.
flandersfont: if set to TRUE, use the Flanders Art Sans font. When not set, or set to FALSE or empty, use the Calibri font.
style: Defaults to "INBO" when missing.
- "INBO" for the INBO style.
- "Vlaanderen" for the generic style of the Flemish Government in Dutch.
- "Flanders" for the generic style of the Flemish Government in a language other than Dutch.
lang: the main language of the document as RFC 5646 tags. style "INBO" and "Vlaanderen" require "nl" as lang. style "Flanders" uses "en" as default and can use other languages (but not "nl").
- "nl" for Dutch
- "en" for English
- "fr" for French
codesize: Relative size of R code compared to normal text. Defaults to "footnotesize". All options going from large to small are: "normalsize", "small", "footnotesize", "scriptsize", "tiny". "normalsize" implies the same size as normal text.

Formatting author information

Quotes are required when a part contains spaces. If the author doesn't have an ORCID, you can omit that line. However, note that the INBO policy is that all scientific personnel is required to obtain an ORCID from https://orcid.org. Add corresponding: true to the corresponding author.

  - name:
     given: "Authors first name"
     family: "Authors last name"
    email: "local-part@domain.com"
    orcid: 0000-0002-1825-0097
    corresponding: true

Available YAML headers options specific for slides

location: optional text placed on the title slide below the (sub)title.
institute: optional text placed on the title slide below the author.
toc: add a slide with the table of content. Defaults to TRUE.
toc_name: slide title for the table of content. Defaults to Overzicht when missing.
cover_photo: the relative path to the image you want on the cover. When missing, you get a default picture.
cover_horizontal: When omitted, scale the cover_photo so that it covers the full page vertically. When set to any value but FALSE or empty, scale the cover_photo so that it covers the full page horizontally.
cover_offset: A measurement like 8mm or -1.5cm. Positive values move the cover_photo upwards on the title slide. Negative values move the cover_photo downwards.
cover_hoffset: Similar as cover_offset but moves cover_photo horizontally. Positive values move it to the right, negative values to the left.
aspect: the required aspect ratio for the slides. Defaults to "16:9". See the section below for a list of the available aspect ratios.
fontsize: Size of the normal text on the slides. Other elements are scaled accordingly. Defaults to "11pt". See the section Aspect_ratio for more details.
website: URL in the sidebar. Defaults to vlaanderen.be/inbo.

Aspect ratio

The table below lists the available aspect ratios and their "paper size". The main advantage of using a small “paper size” is that you can use all your normal fonts at their natural sizes. E.g. an 11pt font on a slide is as readable as an 11pt font on a A4 paper.

aspect	ratio	width	height
16:9	1.78	160.0 mm	90 mm
16:10	1.60	160.0 mm	100 mm
14:9	1.56	140.0 mm	90 mm
3:2	1.50	135.0 mm	90 mm
1.4:1	1.41	148.5 mm	105 mm
4:3	1.33	128.0 mm	96 mm
5:4	1.25	125.0 mm	100 mm