update version for release

README.md

@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ All available converters are also listed by `nbpublish -h`. Three of note are:
 
 - **latex_ipypublish_main_** is the **default** and converts cells to latex according to metadata tags on an 'opt in' basis. Note that, for this converter, **no code cells or output** will appear in the final tex/pdf document unless they have a suitable [latex_doc metadata tag](#latex-metadata-tags).
 - **html_ipypublish_main** converts the entire notebook(s) to html and adds a table of contents sidebar and a button to toggle input code and output cells visible/hidden, with latex citations and references resolved. 
-- **slides_ipypublish_main** converts the notebook to [reveal.js](http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js/#/) slides, with latex citations and references resolved. See the [Live Slideshows](#live-slideshows) section for using `nbpresent` to serve these slides to a webbrowser. 
+- **slides_ipypublish_main** converts the notebook to [reveal.js](http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js/#/) slides, with latex citations and references resolved and slide partitioning by markdown headers. See the [Live Slideshows](#live-slideshows) section for using `nbpresent` to serve these slides to a webbrowser. 
 - The **all** and **nocode** variants of these converters preprocess a copy of the notebook, to add default metadata tags to the notebook and all cells, such that all output is rendered (with or without the code)
 
 The current `nbconvert --to pdf` does not correctly resolve references and citations (since it copies the files to a temporary directory). Therefore nbconvert is only used for the initial `nbconvert --to latex` phase, followed by using `latexmk` to create the pdf and correctly resolve everything.

ipypublish/__init__.py

@@ -1 +1 @@
-__version__ = '0.5.0'
+__version__ = '0.5.1'