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A deck is read back with the title it has, and a theme takes its page from the master - #27
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The theme command reads the page of a deck from its master, and its report says so where it used to say that the page came from the slides. The theme page said neither: it showed the old wording in its transcript and said nothing about the master. The transcript now shows the wording the command prints, and the page says where the page comes from and what happens where the master names no colour of its own. The old wording is among the phrases the site may not say again.
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The page on reading a deck back shows a deck that was written without a title coming back with one:
Untitled Presentationis PHPPresentation's own default rather than a title anybody wrote, so a deck carrying it says nothing about its title. The reverse direction now takes the title from the deck's own properties where it has one, and from the first slide's where it has not — the frontmatter is the first slide's, and atitle:in it is that slide's title.So the example on the page reads back as:
The reason the page gave for the frontmatter carrying the title — that a deck's own properties are the only thing about it that is not on a slide — was never true, and the title is the proof of it: a deck's title can be on its first slide and nowhere else.
This follows markdown-presentation#49, and the page is corrected with the change it describes.