citeproc overlay specification for beamer

citeproc overlay specification for beamer

[Paul Gesting]

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This is in reference to my question on tex.SE here 
<https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/631665/overlay-specification-in-beamer-with-a-pause>
.

When converting from markdown to beamer, the citeproc adds the 
specification overlay of <.-> to the foonote command when using footnote 
citations.

If I use the `. . .` in markdown to insert a pause, this footnote will now 
come one slide early. This is because the "." in the <.-> takes the 
thebeamerpauses and subtracts one. 

See section 9.6.2 of the beamer manual, as well as this helpful article 
<https://tug.org/TUGboat/tb35-1/tb109wright.pdf>.

I know that if I use the ::: incremental div block, that it converts to 
beamer in a way that this specification overlay will work (because this 
uses the <+-> overlay, which increments beamerpausus *after* the command)

However, the problem with the ::: incremental div block is that it ignores 
sections. So if I put a section header inside my frame in the incremental 
div block, it still shows up on the first slide. If I use the pause 
command, the header will not sure up until after the pause, which is what I 
want. 

Seems like there are two different things that pandoc does, and the 
footcite only works for one of them. Maybe would be helpful to be able to 
somehow send an overlay offset to the citation command or something?

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Re: citeproc overlay specification for beamer

[Paul Gesting]

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I got some code to work:

```
. . . 

\addtocounter{beamerpauses}{-1}
#### Some Block
::: incremental
\addtocounter{beamerpauses}{1}
- This is a statement that needs a reference[@Book1]
:::   
```

So I just have to manually mess with the counter after a pause. In case 
someone else is interested in how to get this to work. But this means that 
the foonote *must* be in an incremental list (I could not get it to work 
without the list)

On Thursday, January 27, 2022 at 12:19:51 PM UTC+1 Paul Gesting wrote:

> This is in reference to my question on tex.SE here 
> <https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/631665/overlay-specification-in-beamer-with-a-pause>
> .
>
> When converting from markdown to beamer, the citeproc adds the 
> specification overlay of <.-> to the foonote command when using footnote 
> citations.
>
> If I use the `. . .` in markdown to insert a pause, this footnote will now 
> come one slide early. This is because the "." in the <.-> takes the 
> thebeamerpauses and subtracts one. 
>
> See section 9.6.2 of the beamer manual, as well as this helpful article 
> <https://tug.org/TUGboat/tb35-1/tb109wright.pdf>.
>
> I know that if I use the ::: incremental div block, that it converts to 
> beamer in a way that this specification overlay will work (because this 
> uses the <+-> overlay, which increments beamerpausus *after* the command)
>
> However, the problem with the ::: incremental div block is that it ignores 
> sections. So if I put a section header inside my frame in the incremental 
> div block, it still shows up on the first slide. If I use the pause 
> command, the header will not sure up until after the pause, which is what I 
> want. 
>
> Seems like there are two different things that pandoc does, and the 
> footcite only works for one of them. Maybe would be helpful to be able to 
> somehow send an overlay offset to the citation command or something?
>

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