hello I have been using beamer for quite a while now and just 2 days before my thesis presentation a weird thing has happened to my presentation, that is there appear some line borders at the navigation bars and footers which I don't know how to remove.
They appear in the simplest slides possible, e.g.
\documentclass[10 pt,compress]{beamer}
\usetheme{Antibes}
\usepackage[UKenglish]{babel}
\begin{document}
\section{Introduction}
\frame{
\frametitle{Bla}
BLA2
}
\end{document}
I have recently updated the MikTeX v.2.8. I believe this is the problem
I attach the log file. I need some help as soon as possible please!! Thanks.
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Problem in beamer/hyperref
I think you're having the same problem mentioned by CrazyHorse at the end of this thread. Apparently there's a problem that needs to be fixed with the newest version of hyperref; the fix is on the way, but I don't know if it'll make it in time for your presentation.
If rolling back to an older version isn't feasible, perhaps you could compile your document with one of the online compilers; scribtex seemed to do fine with your document, for example.
If rolling back to an older version isn't feasible, perhaps you could compile your document with one of the online compilers; scribtex seemed to do fine with your document, for example.
Re: Problem in beamer/hyperref
Thanks!!
Scribtex works, but I will use that as a last option as I have around 40 slides with figures and it's not practical. It also does not load a package (lucidabr) but it's not crucial.
Alternatively how can I shift back to an older hyperref version using MiKTex? I might also work on linux if this could fix it, somehow.
It's strange there is no simple way just to say don't draw the boxes around the links!!!
Scribtex works, but I will use that as a last option as I have around 40 slides with figures and it's not practical. It also does not load a package (lucidabr) but it's not crucial.
Alternatively how can I shift back to an older hyperref version using MiKTex? I might also work on linux if this could fix it, somehow.
It's strange there is no simple way just to say don't draw the boxes around the links!!!
Re: Problem in beamer/hyperref
Wow...by googling this problem in several ways I finally found the way to fix the issue of having the link borders in the navigation bar and in the footer:
\hypersetup{
colorlinks,%
citecolor=black,%
filecolor=black,%
linkcolor=black,%
urlcolor=black
}
However, a final small issue appears, that is the title of the presentation normally shown in the theme Antibes is not shown anymore in the navigation bar. If someone has any idea on how to make it appear again, it'd be much appreciated.
Thanks.
\hypersetup{
colorlinks,%
citecolor=black,%
filecolor=black,%
linkcolor=black,%
urlcolor=black
}
However, a final small issue appears, that is the title of the presentation normally shown in the theme Antibes is not shown anymore in the navigation bar. If someone has any idea on how to make it appear again, it'd be much appreciated.
Thanks.
Problem in beamer/hyperref
I don't know if this will be in time to help you, but at least for the CTAN mirror that I use, the update to hyperref which fixes the problem came through today. So you might try refreshing your installation again.
By the way, the ScribTeX thing was just an example; I think there are other options that don't put restrictions on the number of resources if you look around a bit. (maybe LaTeX lab would be better?)
By the way, the ScribTeX thing was just an example; I think there are other options that don't put restrictions on the number of resources if you look around a bit. (maybe LaTeX lab would be better?)