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The slides move. Press → and the slide you are on goes out to the
left, whole, as the next comes in from the right; ← the reverse, ↓ and
↑ the same vertically within a movement, Home and End as a jump back or
forward. A step within a build moves nothing. Reduced motion turns it
all off. To make it possible the slide's scale is now a custom
property, --k, applied by the frame's stylesheet, where it used to be
an inline transform written by the runtime.
A minimap by the slide's top-right corner, on by default: a column per
movement, a cell per slide, a build's cell marked, the cell you are on
lit in the accent. M hides and shows it, and the choice is kept for the
deck. The help overlay names it, and both starters' keys slides carry
the row.
The compass and the minimap keep an inset from the screen's edge when
they sit in the band above or below the slide, where the slide's edge
is the screen's.
Four tokens a talk may set: --surround for the window around the
slide, --surround-ink and --surround-accent for the chrome that
sits on it, and --slide-edge for a hairline the slide wears. All
default to what they were, so a talk that sets none looks as before.
The minimal starter sets all four: its window is the slide's paper a
shade sunk, so a slide moving in or out crosses nothing darker than
that tint, and the slide draws its edge in the theme's hairline.
The README shows the mark, the diff slide in both starters, and the
moving slides, compass and minimap under "In the room".