File odpdown.pod of Package odpdown

=head1 NAME

odpdown - Convert markdown text into OpenDocument presentations

=head1 SYNOPSIS

  odpdown -h
  odpdown --help
  odpdown --content-master
  odpdown --break-master
  odpdown [OPTION] <markdown source> <odp template> <output ODP file>

=head1 DESCRIPTION

odpdown compiles text written in a special markdown dialect into a presentation
in ODP format. It uses a ODP template with master slides for the presentation's
design and the markdown source for the slides' content. You will need to edit
the slide template in Libreoffice to change the title slide and final slide.
All slides in between will be handled by odpdown itself. It is strongly
recommended to use L<odpdown-init(1)> for creating a skeleton presentation.

=head1 OPTIONS

=over 5

=item B<-h, --help>

show usage information and exit

=item B<-p PAGE, --page PAGE>

Append markdown after given page. Negative numbers count from the end of
the slide stack. [Defaults to -1]

=item B<-n, --no-autofit>

Use to disable auto-shrinking font in text boxes, to fit available space.

=item B<-s HIGHLIGHT_STYLE, --highlight-style HIGHLIGHT_STYLE>

Set pygments color style for syntax-highlighting of
code snippets. Available styles in stock pygments are:
"default", "emacs", "friendly", and "colorful".
[Defaults to colorful]

=item B<--break-master [BREAK_MASTER]>

Use this master page for the 1st level headlines. List
available ones if called with empty or unknown name

=item B<--content-master [CONTENT_MASTER]>

Use this master page for the 2nd level headlines and
content. List available ones if called with empty or
unknown name

=back

=head1 SEE ALSO

L<odpdown-init(1)>
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