For standards-based presentations, anywhere.
Toggle auto-running using the a key.
This is the outline view. You can hit 't' to toggle back to presentation mode.
Presentation is a standards (XHTML/CSS/ECMAScript)-based presentation system.
You can create a slide-show by creating a simple XHTML document consisting of, at a minium, a dictionary list (a.k.a. a Glossary).
If you would like to include additional information in your
slide show which you might not use, you can include
supplemental slides. You can access different
slide decks by pressing the alt button.
Pressing escape will hide the subsequent menu.
Use the space bar or enter to load incremental elements on a page.
Note that this behaves somewhat differently than it did in S5.
Try the other demos to see how this differs.
If your browser supports CSS3 you can use transitions.
The backspace key undoes the last incremental display.
S5 was the only standards, web-based, option previously.
There are other slide decks in this file.
You can access them by using the 'alt' key, or by clicking the deck below:
You can add supplemental material to your slide show and access it using the 'alt' or 'meta' key in the middle of your presentation.
Supplemental material allows you to store slides in your presentation that you think you might want to refer to if you expect questions, but otherwise feel would hinder the pacing of your presentation.
This is superior to the standard procedure of adding slides to the end of a presentation as you won't accidently proceed into them, and they won't appear in the count of total slides.
You can have elements appear on the slide incrementally. A tap of the space bar or a click of the mouse will advance through each of these incremental steps.
Use the space bar or mouse click to increment through this slide!
You can use incremental toggle to indicate hide one element while revealing another. These inner elements need to have classes toggleA and toggleB respectively.
You can nest another toggle inside toggleB to have a multi-step toggle.
Try now (toggleA)
Good, this is the nested toggleA
Finally, this is the final toggleB
You can have an element slide across the slide.
Return to main deck.
We include a script present.py which allows you to compile your presentation.
This is a completely optional step.
Compiling creates a file with all references in one file.
This means you only need to publish one file, and not worry about external servers or network connectivity.
The python script takes a series of presentation files as arguments:
present.py presentation1.xhtml presentation2.xhtml …
Output is on standard out. You can redirect this to a file.
present.py presentation1.xhtml presentation2.xhtml … > output.xhtml
The first file becomes the default deck.
Subsequent decks can be accessed by hitting the 'alt' key. Each presentation must have a unique <title> value in their source file, as these become the deck title in the compiled presentation.
Compiled decks can be used to manage presentation libraries, rather than copying and pasting reference decks into many presentations.