LaTeX Beamer : distribute items evenly inside each frame

latex spacing beamer
thetouristbr picture thetouristbr · Jun 22, 2011 · Viewed 7.2k times · Source

I have a Beamer presentation and I'd like to get the items of an itemize environment evenly spaced in each frame.

For instance, using the option \frame[t] gets all the content of a frame top aligned. How can I "vertically justify" the items, i.e. distribute them evenly?

Answer

Tom picture Tom · Jun 22, 2011

Insert \vfill between your content (items, images, text, etc.) where you want space to be added. This will automatically share the available space between all occurrences of \vfill.

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