1.0.2

Release 1.0.2

1.0.1

Release 1.0.1

1.0.0

Achmage Slides Ultra 1920 v5

Turn your Markdown notes into layout-aware, presentation-grade 1920×1080 slides — automatically. Powered by Marp, with a structure-aware layout engine that picks grids, balances columns, and guarantees overflow-free slides.

Open any note in the slide preview and it renders live. No slide-specific syntax required: the plugin reads the shape of your Markdown (headings, lists, definition lists, nesting) and lays it out for you.

Features

• Live slide preview — render the active Markdown note as 1920×1080 slides in a side pane.
• Structure-aware auto-layout — definition grids, bento card grids, and balanced multi-column layouts are chosen automatically from your content's shape, with graceful degradation when content is dense.
• Overflow-free guarantee — a closed-loop measurement pass automatically paginates or shrinks content so nothing is clipped, in both the live preview and exports.
• Automatic typographic scale — body, heading, and label sizes scale together; bind hotkeys to nudge the base font size.
• Premium themes — multiple built-in 1920 v5 themes (light and dark), with per-theme background treatments.
• Self-contained HTML export — export a deck to a single .slides.html that embeds fonts and background images as data URIs, so it renders offline with no external dependency.
• Bundled fonts — Pretendard and JetBrains Mono are bundled (subset) for consistent, network-free typography.

Installation

From Community Plugins (recommended)

1. Open Settings → Community plugins.
2. Browse, search for Achmage Slides Ultra, and install.
3. Enable the plugin.

Manual

1. Download main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css from the latest release.
2. Copy them into <your-vault>/.obsidian/plugins/achmage-slides-ultra/.
3. Reload Obsidian and enable the plugin under Settings → Community plugins.

Usage

• Open slide preview (command palette) — render the current note as slides in a side pane. Or click the ribbon icon.
• Export slides as HTML (command palette) — write a self-contained <note>.slides.html next to the note.
• Increase / decrease base font size — optional commands; assign hotkeys under Settings → Hotkeys.

Adjust the default theme, typographic scale, and Tier 3 backgrounds in the plugin's settings tab.

Network use

This plugin works fully offline by default. There is exactly one optional network feature, disclosed here per Obsidian's developer policy:

• Tier 3 theme backgrounds. The settings ship with default background image URLs hosted on the author's Cloudflare R2 bucket. When a theme has a Tier 3 background URL set, the live preview loads that image over HTTPS. High-resolution backgrounds are hosted remotely rather than bundled to keep main.js smaller.
• You can disable it entirely. Clear a theme's background field in settings and the plugin falls back to a small bundled default — no network request is made.
• Exports never call home. On Export slides as HTML, all remote images — Tier 3 backgrounds, inline <img> content, and emoji — are fetched once and inlined as base64 data URIs. The resulting deck is fully self-contained, so anyone you share it with renders it offline, without contacting any external server. (Hyperlinks in your text remain ordinary clickable links.)

No analytics, telemetry, or user data is collected or transmitted.

Why desktop-only

isDesktopOnly is true because the plugin relies on desktop APIs:

• bundled fonts and large background assets,
• requestUrl to fetch and inline remote backgrounds on export,
• FileSystemAdapter to read local override images and resolve the plugin folder,
• openWithDefaultApp to open the plugin folder in the OS file manager.

Building from source

npm install
npm run build      # production build → main.js
npm run typecheck  # tsc --noEmit

License

MIT © achmage