I use HTML for my presentations and publish them online mentioning the URL at the top, such that people can open them on their device, which is often a smart phone. I take that into account for the interactive parts of the presentation.
Could add clicker support (which I have done previously). Note however that clickers vary between Up/Down and PgUp/PgDown. Enabling the former was potentially annoying if you like to use the arrow keys to scroll, so I made that configurable.
Alternatively you configure mappings per device outside the browser.
I use HTML for my presentations and publish them online mentioning the URL at the top, such that people can open them on their device, which is often a smart phone. I take that into account for the interactive parts of the presentation.
Haha, I see people talking about slides everywhere, from specific moment in my life... that's when I started coding slidepicker.com!
Anyway, nice work! I created something similar for our product (a list of divs that switch visibility based on keyboard input).
I love it, but it was very disorienting to use `j` to move forward and `k` to move backward.
jk
lol yeah... "tell me you are lefty without telling me you are lefty"
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Could add clicker support (which I have done previously). Note however that clickers vary between Up/Down and PgUp/PgDown. Enabling the former was potentially annoying if you like to use the arrow keys to scroll, so I made that configurable. Alternatively you configure mappings per device outside the browser.
I find it infuriating when clickers say they send page up/down but actually send regular up/down key events.
This is really cute!
I have a special spot in my heart for tools that do a good job of explaining themselves using their own outputs.
I wonder how hard it would be to add the cute old PowerPoint style transitions using CSS
Not too hard depending on the level of jankiness you're willing to endure.
Screen capture API > full screen canvas element > css animated clip mask and opacity