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Building a slide deck from Markdown with Marpit: what its docs state (docs only)
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What this guide covers
A reading of the Marpit documentation for people who want to make slide decks from Markdown and theme CSS. It covers deck-wide and per-slide settings, theme rules, image sizing and background syntax, and the experimental mode that advanced backgrounds need. Based on the docs only; nothing was rendered or exported.
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Guide title
Building a slide deck from Markdown with Marpit: what its docs state (docs only)
Coverage
A reading of the Marpit documentation for people who want to make slide decks from Markdown and theme CSS. It covers deck-wide and per-slide settings, theme rules, image sizing and background syntax, and the experimental mode that advanced backgrounds need. Based on the docs only; nothing was rendered or exported.
Useful starting points
- Slide size is fixed once per theme in an absolute unit and cannot be changed per slide.
- Inline images take only auto or CSS length units; viewport units are not allowed.
- Advanced backgrounds (multiple, split, filtered) need the experimental inline SVG mode, which the docs flag for WebKit rendering issues.
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