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In addition to the default version of the slide set, a secondary version with support for institute names as well as logos were created.
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The institute-branded version tries to adhere to the style guide as good as possible.
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You can switch to the secondary version by specifying the institute short name in the document class option.
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In the normal version the institute is set to `institute=none` producing a generic slide set.
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There is an test institute showcasing the secondary slides, which can be enabled by setting `institute=test`.
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In addition to placing logos on the title page as well as in the upper right corner of content slides, default values for meta data (e.g. `\institute{Corresponding Author's Institute}` are set.
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Adding your own custom logos and meta data can be done in two ways.
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### **1. Merge Request**
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You can create a merge request including the logo versions and the meta data specification using an issue template, accessible [here](https://collaborating.tuhh.de/e-4/tuhh_latex_presentation/-/issues/new?issue%5Bassignee_id%5D=&issue%5Bmilestone_id%5D=):
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![image](uploads/b982b72b2b0afb684f65039e7d9ba069/image.png)
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Adding your institute to the repository will allow other of you institute to easily create branded slides with correct logos and institute names without adding logos individually.
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Please refer to the checklist within the issue template for the necessary steps.
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### **2. Local**
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You can also create branded slide versions using the command `\institutebranded{.theme_imgs/institute_logo_titlepage.pdf}{.theme_imgs/institute_logo_content.pdf}` to your document preamble.
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Please adapt the paths for both logos (titlepage and content) and point the command to the local versions of your logos.
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This will work only for your local slide set and cannot be shared between institute members easily. |
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