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How to get transparent examples in linguex


Transparent itemRemove vertical space in examples (Linguex)Numerical conditional within tikz keys?Beamer: handout/article mode - produce multiple copies of a frame with distinct overlay numbersHow to get a first unglossed line with linguexIndentation of examples with Linguex and Brill typefaceHighlighting equation with text below using hf-tikz - endcsname errorLaTeX beamer: pagenumbering appendix'bullet centered' between examples in linguexunderarrows with linguex examplesItalicising examples with linguex













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In a slide I want to explain each linguistic gloss point by point. When focusing on one sentence, I want the rest to be made transparent(translucent?), as would happen here with itemize(taken from this question)



How do I accomplish the same using linguex? Here's a MWE



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

beginframe

ex. a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe
enddocument


EDIT: To add to the above question, what I also want to achieve is to show an already existing frame between every flash of the sentence. I'm not sure how to get this to work with existing itemize either so here's a probably incorrect MWE for linguex.



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

begin[label=blurb]frame
Show this between each example
endframe

begin[label=blurb-2]frame

ex. uncover<+>a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
uncover<+>b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe

% Now show a previous slide
againframeblurb

% Now show the second example, with first one translucent
againframeblurb-2

% Ideally be able to do this over and over
enddocument


Using the same techniques as before(the <1>, <2>) doesn't seem to work.










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In a slide I want to explain each linguistic gloss point by point. When focusing on one sentence, I want the rest to be made transparent(translucent?), as would happen here with itemize(taken from this question)



How do I accomplish the same using linguex? Here's a MWE



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

beginframe

ex. a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe
enddocument


EDIT: To add to the above question, what I also want to achieve is to show an already existing frame between every flash of the sentence. I'm not sure how to get this to work with existing itemize either so here's a probably incorrect MWE for linguex.



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

begin[label=blurb]frame
Show this between each example
endframe

begin[label=blurb-2]frame

ex. uncover<+>a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
uncover<+>b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe

% Now show a previous slide
againframeblurb

% Now show the second example, with first one translucent
againframeblurb-2

% Ideally be able to do this over and over
enddocument


Using the same techniques as before(the <1>, <2>) doesn't seem to work.










share|improve this question









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In a slide I want to explain each linguistic gloss point by point. When focusing on one sentence, I want the rest to be made transparent(translucent?), as would happen here with itemize(taken from this question)



How do I accomplish the same using linguex? Here's a MWE



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

beginframe

ex. a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe
enddocument


EDIT: To add to the above question, what I also want to achieve is to show an already existing frame between every flash of the sentence. I'm not sure how to get this to work with existing itemize either so here's a probably incorrect MWE for linguex.



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

begin[label=blurb]frame
Show this between each example
endframe

begin[label=blurb-2]frame

ex. uncover<+>a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
uncover<+>b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe

% Now show a previous slide
againframeblurb

% Now show the second example, with first one translucent
againframeblurb-2

% Ideally be able to do this over and over
enddocument


Using the same techniques as before(the <1>, <2>) doesn't seem to work.










share|improve this question









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Venkat is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.












In a slide I want to explain each linguistic gloss point by point. When focusing on one sentence, I want the rest to be made transparent(translucent?), as would happen here with itemize(taken from this question)



How do I accomplish the same using linguex? Here's a MWE



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

beginframe

ex. a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe
enddocument


EDIT: To add to the above question, what I also want to achieve is to show an already existing frame between every flash of the sentence. I'm not sure how to get this to work with existing itemize either so here's a probably incorrect MWE for linguex.



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

begin[label=blurb]frame
Show this between each example
endframe

begin[label=blurb-2]frame

ex. uncover<+>a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
uncover<+>b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe

% Now show a previous slide
againframeblurb

% Now show the second example, with first one translucent
againframeblurb-2

% Ideally be able to do this over and over
enddocument


Using the same techniques as before(the <1>, <2>) doesn't seem to work.







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Using beamer overlays:



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

beginframe

ex. uncover<+>a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
uncover<+>b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe
enddocument


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  • @Venkat You're welcome!

    – samcarter
    2 hours ago











  • Argh I've run into another bigger issue, I'm going to add some stuff to my above question since its quite long and needs another MWE :/

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Using beamer overlays:



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

beginframe

ex. uncover<+>a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
uncover<+>b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe
enddocument


enter image description here






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    – Venkat
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  • @Venkat You're welcome!

    – samcarter
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  • Argh I've run into another bigger issue, I'm going to add some stuff to my above question since its quite long and needs another MWE :/

    – Venkat
    2 hours ago











  • @Venkat If you have a new question, please use the "ask question" button on the top right to ask a new question

    – samcarter
    52 mins ago















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Using beamer overlays:



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

beginframe

ex. uncover<+>a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
uncover<+>b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe
enddocument


enter image description here






share|improve this answer

























  • Thank you so much!

    – Venkat
    2 hours ago











  • @Venkat You're welcome!

    – samcarter
    2 hours ago











  • Argh I've run into another bigger issue, I'm going to add some stuff to my above question since its quite long and needs another MWE :/

    – Venkat
    2 hours ago











  • @Venkat If you have a new question, please use the "ask question" button on the top right to ask a new question

    – samcarter
    52 mins ago













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Using beamer overlays:



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

beginframe

ex. uncover<+>a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
uncover<+>b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe
enddocument


enter image description here






share|improve this answer















Using beamer overlays:



documentclassbeamer
usepackagelinguex
setbeamercoveredtransparent

begindocument

beginframe

ex. uncover<+>a. This is a sentence. Focus here.
uncover<+>b. Now focus here while the above fades away.

endframe
enddocument


enter image description here







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    – samcarter
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  • Argh I've run into another bigger issue, I'm going to add some stuff to my above question since its quite long and needs another MWE :/

    – Venkat
    2 hours ago











  • @Venkat If you have a new question, please use the "ask question" button on the top right to ask a new question

    – samcarter
    52 mins ago

















  • Thank you so much!

    – Venkat
    2 hours ago











  • @Venkat You're welcome!

    – samcarter
    2 hours ago











  • Argh I've run into another bigger issue, I'm going to add some stuff to my above question since its quite long and needs another MWE :/

    – Venkat
    2 hours ago











  • @Venkat If you have a new question, please use the "ask question" button on the top right to ask a new question

    – samcarter
    52 mins ago
















Thank you so much!

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Thank you so much!

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@Venkat You're welcome!

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@Venkat You're welcome!

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Argh I've run into another bigger issue, I'm going to add some stuff to my above question since its quite long and needs another MWE :/

– Venkat
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Argh I've run into another bigger issue, I'm going to add some stuff to my above question since its quite long and needs another MWE :/

– Venkat
2 hours ago













@Venkat If you have a new question, please use the "ask question" button on the top right to ask a new question

– samcarter
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