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Create slideshow mode #17

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pepelsbey opened this issue Nov 7, 2010 · 12 comments
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Create slideshow mode #17

pepelsbey opened this issue Nov 7, 2010 · 12 comments
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<section class="slide" data-duration="2m 30s">

means “display this slide for a 2 minutes and 30 seconds and go to the next slide”

@ghost ghost assigned jahson Jul 21, 2011
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3rd-Eden commented Jan 1, 2012

Would love to see this implemented, is there any progress made on this?

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There was no progress on this feature made so far.

Jahson, any plans? ;)

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jahson commented Jan 10, 2012

Will do it asap.

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Any progress on this guys? This would be a killer feature!

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jahson commented Feb 27, 2012

Working on it :)

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Slide Show implementation is here guys
https://github.com/habibgul/Shower-Presentation-Template

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jahson commented Mar 1, 2012

@habibgul, thank you for your help. I will make use of your code.

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jahson commented Mar 1, 2012

@pepelsbey Everyting is almost clear except the slides with inner navigation. How they should behave in case if data-timing is presented?

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habibgul commented Mar 1, 2012

Inner Navigation inherits it from the parent slide.

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jahson commented Mar 1, 2012

Now it's clear that inner navigation should use its parent data-timing divided by number of .next elements as timing. Working on it.

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habibgul commented Mar 1, 2012

No, not by dividing the parent timing by nested inner elements.

I have instead used a single value which is used for each inner element. For example, if you use slideshow-seconds="2", that would mean each nested inner element will play for 2 seconds. So, if you have 5 inner inactive elements, your slide would play for 10 seconds in total.

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@habibgul, slideshow mode is useful when you have only 5 minutes to present, so it would be easier to calculate timing for each slide using only data-timing for slides rather than summing each 2 seconds for .next elements.

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