Patched version of https://github.com/arturadib/strapdown which supports a 'source' tag, along with some extra features to navigate the tutorial files I tend to generate which are bulleted list outlines of the content.

##Usage

• clone this repo
• rename example.html to whatever you want it to be
• Specifying markdown can be done any of the following ways:
  • Putting it directly into the <xmp></xmp> tag. (Base functionality of strapdown)
  • A reference in in the 'source' attribute of the xmp tag, reference being one of:
    • source="foo.md" - Reference to file on the same server
    • source="githubuser/repo" - Will pull the README at master from the given repo
    • source="githubuser/repo:some/doc/path/foo.mkd" - Github user/repo:filepath-from-repo-root
    • source="githubuser/repo:some/doc/path/foo.mkd:abe823e" - Github ref at specific commit id
  • Specify as a source= query parameter in any of the above formats
• If needed configure the focusSelector to be whatever you want to jump between, defaults to ul > li. See example in example.html. As with source this can be specified as a focus= query parameter
• If needed you can turn code prettifying on/off, see example.html (defaults to on)

##Features

• Base styles to make things look generally better than the default slate theme
• j/k navigation highlighting the current talking point
• That's pretty much all I need. I mean, it just renders a markdown file pretty-like and lets me display it in a highly readable way for presentations

##In Action

• http://shawnbiddle.com/bash/

##Acknowledgements

• https://github.com/arturadib/strapdown