s5 slides are not working in 1.9.0.5

[andyczerwonka]

When I try to generate an s5 deck, I just get straight HTML. If I choose Slidy, it works fine.

pandoc -t s5 -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html - this does not work
pandoc -t slidy -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html - this works

Here's my version...

pandoc --version
pandoc 1.9.0.5
Compiled with citeproc-hs 0.3.4 and highlighting-kate 0.5.0.1.

[andyczerwonka]

Upgraded to pandoc 1.9.1
Still an issue for me

[jgm]

There was a change that I should have highlighted in the release
notes. If you produce s5 without '--self-contained', it will
look for the s5 slide js and css files at the relative url s5/default.
So one way to fix things would be to copy the s5 directory from
the pandoc source to wherever you're viewing the s5 slide show.

However, you may prefer to use --self-contained to produce a slide
show that incorporates all the needed js and css. Unfortunately,
there's a problem here: pandoc.cabal was missing a couple of data
files, so you'll get an error. I am about to fix this in master.

You can workaround this by copying the two gif files from s5/default
in the pandoc source directory to the directory where cabal puts
the pandoc data files -- usually something like
~/.cabal/shared/pandoc-1.9.0.5/

+++ Andy Czerwonka [Feb 10 12 09:55 ]:

When I try to generate an s5 deck, I just get straight HTML. If I choose Slidy, it works fine.

pandoc -t s5 -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html - this does not work
pandoc -t slidy -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html - this works

Here's my version...

pandoc --version
pandoc 1.9.0.5
Compiled with citeproc-hs 0.3.4 and highlighting-kate 0.5.0.1.

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[andyczerwonka]

I can wait if you're already planning on tackling it in master. Are
you planning a new push before Monday?

-andy

On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 12:07 PM, John MacFarlane
reply@reply.github.com
wrote:

There was a change that I should have highlighted in the release
notes.  If you produce s5 without '--self-contained', it will
look for the s5 slide js and css files at the relative url s5/default.
So one way to fix things would be to copy the s5 directory from
the pandoc source to wherever you're viewing the s5 slide show.

However, you may prefer to use --self-contained to produce a slide
show that incorporates all the needed js and css.  Unfortunately,
there's a problem here:  pandoc.cabal was missing a couple of data
files, so you'll get an error.  I am about to fix this in master.

You can workaround this by copying the two gif files from s5/default
in the pandoc source directory to the directory where cabal puts
the pandoc data files -- usually something like
~/.cabal/shared/pandoc-1.9.0.5/

+++ Andy Czerwonka [Feb 10 12 09:55 ]:

When I try to generate an s5 deck, I just get straight HTML. If I choose Slidy, it works fine.

pandoc -t s5 -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html - this does not work
pandoc -t slidy -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html - this works

Here's my version...

pandoc --version
pandoc 1.9.0.5
Compiled with citeproc-hs 0.3.4 and highlighting-kate 0.5.0.1.

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[andyczerwonka]

Looks like --self-contained is still broken:

pandoc --self-contained -t s5 -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html
pandoc: Could not find `s5/default/bodybg.gif'

[jgm]

Already pushed...

+++ Andy Czerwonka [Feb 10 12 11:09 ]:

I can wait if you're already planning on tackling it in master. Are
you planning a new push before Monday?

-andy

On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 12:07 PM, John MacFarlane
reply@reply.github.com
wrote:

There was a change that I should have highlighted in the release
notes.  If you produce s5 without '--self-contained', it will
look for the s5 slide js and css files at the relative url s5/default.
So one way to fix things would be to copy the s5 directory from
the pandoc source to wherever you're viewing the s5 slide show.

However, you may prefer to use --self-contained to produce a slide
show that incorporates all the needed js and css.  Unfortunately,
there's a problem here:  pandoc.cabal was missing a couple of data
files, so you'll get an error.  I am about to fix this in master.

You can workaround this by copying the two gif files from s5/default
in the pandoc source directory to the directory where cabal puts
the pandoc data files -- usually something like
~/.cabal/shared/pandoc-1.9.0.5/

+++ Andy Czerwonka [Feb 10 12 09:55 ]:

When I try to generate an s5 deck, I just get straight HTML. If I choose Slidy, it works fine.

pandoc -t s5 -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html - this does not work
pandoc -t slidy -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html - this works

Here's my version...

pandoc --version
pandoc 1.9.0.5
Compiled with citeproc-hs 0.3.4 and highlighting-kate 0.5.0.1.

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[andyczerwonka]

I meant a new release version. :-)

On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 12:17 PM, John MacFarlane
reply@reply.github.com
wrote:

Already pushed...

+++ Andy Czerwonka [Feb 10 12 11:09 ]:

I can wait if you're already planning on tackling it in master. Are
you planning a new push before Monday?

-andy

On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 12:07 PM, John MacFarlane
reply@reply.github.com
wrote:

There was a change that I should have highlighted in the release
notes.  If you produce s5 without '--self-contained', it will
look for the s5 slide js and css files at the relative url s5/default.
So one way to fix things would be to copy the s5 directory from
the pandoc source to wherever you're viewing the s5 slide show.

However, you may prefer to use --self-contained to produce a slide
show that incorporates all the needed js and css.  Unfortunately,
there's a problem here:  pandoc.cabal was missing a couple of data
files, so you'll get an error.  I am about to fix this in master.

You can workaround this by copying the two gif files from s5/default
in the pandoc source directory to the directory where cabal puts
the pandoc data files -- usually something like
~/.cabal/shared/pandoc-1.9.0.5/

+++ Andy Czerwonka [Feb 10 12 09:55 ]:

When I try to generate an s5 deck, I just get straight HTML. If I choose Slidy, it works fine.

pandoc -t s5 -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html - this does not work
pandoc -t slidy -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html - this works

Here's my version...

pandoc --version
pandoc 1.9.0.5
Compiled with citeproc-hs 0.3.4 and highlighting-kate 0.5.0.1.

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[jgm]

I don't know. I just put out a release yesterday. I doubt
I'll push out another before Monday, but maybe.

+++ Andy Czerwonka [Feb 10 12 11:26 ]:

I meant a new release version. :-)

On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 12:17 PM, John MacFarlane
reply@reply.github.com
wrote:

Already pushed...

+++ Andy Czerwonka [Feb 10 12 11:09 ]:

I can wait if you're already planning on tackling it in master. Are
you planning a new push before Monday?

-andy

On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 12:07 PM, John MacFarlane
reply@reply.github.com
wrote:

There was a change that I should have highlighted in the release
notes.  If you produce s5 without '--self-contained', it will
look for the s5 slide js and css files at the relative url s5/default.
So one way to fix things would be to copy the s5 directory from
the pandoc source to wherever you're viewing the s5 slide show.

However, you may prefer to use --self-contained to produce a slide
show that incorporates all the needed js and css.  Unfortunately,
there's a problem here:  pandoc.cabal was missing a couple of data
files, so you'll get an error.  I am about to fix this in master.

You can workaround this by copying the two gif files from s5/default
in the pandoc source directory to the directory where cabal puts
the pandoc data files -- usually something like
~/.cabal/shared/pandoc-1.9.0.5/

+++ Andy Czerwonka [Feb 10 12 09:55 ]:

When I try to generate an s5 deck, I just get straight HTML. If I choose Slidy, it works fine.

pandoc -t s5 -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html - this does not work
pandoc -t slidy -s kickoff.md -o kickoff.html - this works

Here's my version...

pandoc --version
pandoc 1.9.0.5
Compiled with citeproc-hs 0.3.4 and highlighting-kate 0.5.0.1.

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[andyczerwonka]

Okay cool. I'll do the manual fix. Thanks for responding so quickly. ;-)