I noticed in this example that the Introduction and Conclusion have their own navigation bars so that their entries are not taking up two extra lines in the main (body) navigation bar throughout the presentation.
I know I can leave them out by specifying a blank short name in the section command like \section[]{My Section Name]
, but then when you get to those sections, e.g. Conclusion that's been discarded from the navigation bar, you're just shown the last section's nav bar with no highlight.
I'd prefer to do it the way shown in the linked example so that the Conclusion just has its own nav bar that just says "Conclusion."
Is this done with the parts
functionality, and if so how? And is there a better way? Unfortunately the above example doesn't include code.
I'm exploring the parts functionality now, but haven't totally nailed it yet. Here's a rough idea of what I've done so far:
\part{Introduction}
\section{Introduction}
(some intro frames)
\part{Body}
(some body sections and frames)
\part{Conclusion}
\section{Conclusion}
(some conclusion frames)
However, my PDF's Bookmarks list now shows the parts Introduction, Body, and Conclusion as the top-level sections which is not quite what I want. I really just want to break up the navigation bar so it's separate for Intro, Body, and Conclusion, without any mention of those actually part names anywhere. So, I feel like I'm heading down the wrong path here.