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js-slideEngine
Simple, HTML-based presentations - with JavaScript
The target user is a web developer presenting in front of an audience at a conference, meet-up, meeting, etc.
The goals for js-slideengine are (most important first): Work in Gecko/FireFox (done) PageUp/PageDown slide navigation (done) Allow in-slide editing and execution of JavaScript (done) Resolution independence (done) HTML simplicity (done) Look good (working on it) Work in WebKit/Safari/Chrome (tested in Chrome) Work in IE (not even close - oh well)
Instructions for Use
- Copy or rename template.html
- Edit the HTML file, giving each slide the "slide" class
<jeffgoldblum>There's no step three</jeffgoldblum>
Little Details
- Use textareas for your JavaScript code.
- To avoid strange browser behavior on page reload, give each textarea a unique name.
- Aforementioned text areas are automatically formatted to take the top half of the screen and are given "Go" buttons that will
eval()their contents. - Any slide that contains just one element will have that element automatically centered.
