Changes ======= ### 2020-05-27 (by github.com/nomadjimbob) - Added auto_slide and loop settings and overrides - Updated to reveal.js 3.9.2 - Fixed issues with extra syntax against the ~~REVEAL~~ tag that can interfere with the reveal.js library ### 2018-09-02 (by github.com/jmetzger) - Fixed problems with Greebo release ### 2017-01-30 (by github.com/ogobrecht) - Improved slide handling: Since slides are indicated by headers you are relative inflexible regarding the header levels and sizes on vertical (nested) slides - they are normally simply to small - New conf option horizontal_slide_level: Headers on this level or above starting a horizontal slide. Levels below starting a vertical (nested) slide - no effect on slides, which are indicated by alternative slide indicators - New conf option enlarge_vertical_slide_headers: Increase headers on slides below horizontal_slide_level - no effect on slides, which are indicated by alternative slide indicators - New alternative slide indicator: - `---->` opens a new slide with default transition in default speed (open previous slides will be closed implicitly) - Full example - parameters are parsed dynamically like in CSS, the parameter order is not important: `---- orange wiki:dokuwiki-128.png 10% repeat bg-slide zoom-in fade-out slow no-footer ---->` - All possible HTML color names and codes are supported: `red`, `#f00`, `#ff0000`, `rgb(255,0,0)`, `rgba(255,0,0,0.5)`, `hsl(0,100%,50%)`, `hsla(0,100%,50%,0.5)` - Background images are recognized case insensitive by the endings gif, png, jpg, jpeg, svg - Background image size is recognized by postfix `%` and `px` or by keywords `auto`, `contain` and `cover` (cover is the default in Reveal.js) - example: `10%` or `250px` - Background image position is recognized by keywords `top`, `bottom`, l`eft`, `right`, `center` (center is the default in Reveal.js) - examples: `top left`, `bottom center` - Background image repeat is recognized by the keyword `repeat` (no-repeat is the default in Reveal.js) - Background transition: prefix `bg-` followed by `none`, `fade`, `slide`, `convex`, `concave` or `zoom` - Slide transition: `none`, `fade`, `slide`, `convex`, `concave` or `zoom` followed by optional postfix `-in` or `-out` for different transitions on one slide - Transition speed: `default`, `fast`, `slow` - `---->>` opens a new slide container for vertical (nested) slides and a new slide with the given options - example: `---- red zoom ---->>` - The next `---->>` will close the previous container (and slide) implicitly - Technical details: - In the rendering the slide mode changes from "headers driven" to "special horizontal rule driven" - headers are no longer interesting in this mode for slide changes - You can create of course a whole presentation with this alternative slide indicator - if you want to leave this slide mode you need a way to explicit close a slide or container: - `<<----` closes a slide container (and possibly open slide inside) - `<----` closes a slide - Improved existing background indicator {{background>orange bg-zoom}}: allowing now all options from the new slide indicator (see above) - Improved wiki page rendering: - New conf option show_slide_details (default on): Show slide details on wiki page: start of slide and options, background preview, start of notes - Improved section editing: - Slide background definition or alternative slide indicators must be noted before the headers/slide content - The normal section editing has the problem, that it is starting on the headers, so the background definition or alternative slide indicators are on the wrong section - With the section editing improvement the whole slide can be edited at once including the background definitions - New conf option for the start button: - You can now select between the default one(start_button.png), the one from the s5 plugin (start_button.screen.png) and an own one (start_button.local.png), which is upgrade safe and must be copied into the plugin directory - If you are able to edit the page, then a export to PDF link is rendered under the start slideshow button - this is the reveal.js default export and works only in Chromium and Chrome - more infos [here][0] - Introducing new syntax for [speaker notes][1]: - `` - no parameters - No changes on wiki pages - On a slideshow the content is wrapped into `