Slippy - HTML Slides

Demo / Documentation

See the example slide deck live on slides.seld.be

Contribute

If you like this piece of software, please consider contributing back with Flattr or Pledgie:

or go to the pledgie.com campaign page to donate.

Code contributions or ideas are obviously also much welcome.

Usage

Navigate, double click anywhere, press space or use the left/up and right/down arrow keys

Go to a slide directly, press number keys and then enter

Get an overview, press escape, tab or delete then click on a slide to go straight to it

Author

Jordi Boggiano - j.boggiano@seld.be http://seld.be/ - http://twitter.com/seldaek

See also the list of contributors which participated in this project.

Changelog

1.0.0
- Switched license to BSD
- Slide decks files are now standalone html files that don't need php
  - However it is recommended if you have code blocks since it will convert html special chars automatically
  - Note that this breaks compatibility with previous slide decks, since the js/css files have to be included by hand in it now
- Added layout functionality, see the slide on layouts in the example deck for docs
- Added parameters to the main slippy js command that enable users to easily tweak/override things, see example file
- Added swipe/double-tap support on touch devices
- Splitted css in structural/theme stylesheets for easy customization
- Improved the default theme for better readability on projectors
- Auto-sizing to the browser dimensions
- Added page up, page down support for prev/next slide, and home/end to go to the begining or end of presentaiton
- Animations are going the right way now when using overview/direct input and going backwards
- Added a template to render the slide repository page
- Added a packager that embeds everything for easy distribution of slides as one html file
- Added incremental slides functionality (use the incremental class on any elements to make them appear one by one)
- JS Alerts are now cleared when changing slide, but stay visible longer
- Fixed bug preventing "0" to be used to switch to slides
0.9.0
- Initial Public Release

License

Slippy is licensed under the New BSD License, which means you can do pretty much anything you want with it - However, I encourage you to share your slides and stylesheets if you make some, but there is no obligation whatsoever.

New BSD License - see the src/LICENSE file for details

Compatibility

It should work with all browsers, except for the overview function that does not work in IE8 and below.

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