The question is “how would you code this in Markdown?”

Today I use <br/> to separate the two lines - on quite a lot of my slides. Does that help?

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It should work.

The original slide template has two boxes with different formating (color and bold) but I see that it is easyier with one box and formatting.

Extending the question

Does mdpre give me variables or even the active parent section heading to generate a structure like:

## Part 1: Accessing The Train
### Materials
### Setup
### Tipps

and generate output like:

### ** <span class="blue"> Part 1: Accessibg The Train**</span>\n
Materials 

That would be fabolus.

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mdpre has variables. Also conditional processing. And you want a newline before "Materials" so md2pptx would achieve that if you code <br/> (an HTML line break.)

mdpre could generate that line break.

The lack of blank lines between Materials and Setup and Tipps worries me as there is no content in any of those slides. I'm not even sure those slides would get generated.

So, first code up what md2pptx should process and show it to me. Use the <br/> for a line break in the title. Then we can figure out what mdpre should be asked to do.

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I just checked the md2pptx manual and it has the following line:

To force a line break code <br/>.

(I thought I'd check in case I needed to add it. No "RTFM" here.) :-)

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How about using Heading Level 4 for the subtitle of a slide? Would become a second line with an implicit
.

That's not too far from the intent of Heading Level 4 in Markdown.

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Nothing to do here, I think. Closing.

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