cleanup-slides-active

To clean up LaTeX beamer slides without altering the rendered output, standardize active frames and raw layouts using project-approved helpers. This process preserves all content, macros, and comments while improving readability and enforcing non-destructive edits.

Yes, you can normalize syntax across an entire slide deck at once. The cleanup process applies to both single files and full decks, ensuring no frame is silently skipped and all raw layout blocks are replaced with standardized helpers.

The safest way to replace raw layout blocks in active LaTeX frames is by using project-approved helpers like framei/framev and image helpers. This standardizes structure while enforcing strict patch-safety considerations and non-destructive edits.

No, LaTeX cleanup does not remove commented content from your slides. The process explicitly avoids deletion of commented content and existing macros, ensuring that all original information remains faithful and intact during mechanical cleanup.

To standardize lecture slide LaTeX sources for better readability, replace raw layouts with project helpers and normalize syntax. This mechanical cleanup fixes obvious typos and reduces noise from non-uniform syntax while preserving the final rendered output.