LiaScript 0.14 - Partial Documentation (Ukrainian)

LiaScript 0.14 - Partial Documentation (Ukrainian)

This is an automated translation of the LiaScript LiaScript into the Ukrainian language.

You can inspect the document by your own, either directly from GitHub or as the interactive LiaScript version.


1. Overview on Tools & More

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2. Markdown-Basics part 1 & Multimedia

Update:

  • Additional headers can be inserted into a slide by using the HTML5-tag <section> or <article>

    # Title
    
    ...
    
    <article>
    ## Subtitle
    
    with subsection content ...
    </article>
    
  • HTML comments can now be used to hide content or to add personal notes:

    # Title
    
    <!-- some private information not to be shown to the public ... -->
    
    A new paragraph
    

3. Markdown-Basics part 2


4. Styling elements


5. Math & Formulas

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You can now also define custom KaTeX-macros, which can be either locally or globally defined.


6. Footnotes


7. State


8. Tasks


9. Quizzes

Todo

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