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I would like to request a feature to have speakers notes. As the notes plugin of revealjs also provides.

https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/#speaker-notes

Hey,

could you re-publish the package so it is compatible to elm 0.19?

Thank you! Great work!

Hey there, because the Slides module doesn't expose the Slide type alias, consumers of this package can't write type annotations for their slides.

For example:

module Main exposing (main)

import Slides exposing (..)

main : Program Never Model Msg
main =
    Slides.app
        Slides.slidesDefaultOptions
        [ welcome ]

welcome =
    html <| div [] [ h1 [] [ text "Into to Elm" ] ]

Will compile, but with warnings: Top-level value languageSummary does not have a type annotation.. Adding the type annotation welcome : Slides.Slide results in a compilation failure: Slides does not expose Slide. .

Can you please have a think about exposing the Slide type?

Thanks for the package, appreciate your time & effort!

Currently the model contains 1) the slides themselves and 2) the configuration, which mostly consists of functions.
Both 1 and 2 should be removed from the model, so that:

• the model is cleaner and more debug-friendly
• a live slide editor can be implemented more consistently

I am used to debug part of some HTML page by right-clicking some elements I'm interested in. Right now, when I right-click somewhere on the page it has the same effect as when I left-click and it opens the menu. I don't think that this is the ideal behavior.

I'm exposing the type but not the constructors. -_-

When transitioning from one slide to another, sometimes there is some visual glitch where pre-formatted boundary exceeds its container.

Use black on white as default.
Or anything with a bright background, dark backgrounds don't work well with projector screens (which are usually white).

If I introduce a link in a slide and then click on it holding Ctrl to open the link in a new tab, the link opens and the slide changes. The latter behavior is unexpected and unnecessary.
If I click on the link without holding Ctrl, I can see the slide moving while the next page is loading, and if I navigate back, I don't reach the page I was in right away.

PS: having a { display: block; } in the default style is a strange choice.

I am trying to use the inbuilt styles {Slides.Styles.elmBlueOnWhite, Slides.Styles.whiteOnBlack, Slides.Styles.blackOnWhite}.
I'm using this minimal source:

main : Program () Model Msg
main =
    Slides.app
        { slidesDefaultOptions
            | style = elmBlueOnWhite
        }
        [ slide1 ]


slide1 : Slide
slide1 =
    md
        """
         # Title

         ## Subtitle

         Text
         """

Slides.Styles.elmBlueOnWhite works as expected:

This is as I expect it to display.

However, the others produce the following results:
Slides.Styles.whiteOnBlack:

I expect to see white text on a black background.

Slides.Styles.blackOnWhite:

I expect to see black text on a white background.

Do you think it would be possible to have animations of objects like images and text in this library?
What I mean is having within one slide sequential animations as in PowerPoint or Keynote.

This would be a killer feature compared to reveal.js that only has this feature (without smooth animations) as a plugin.

Free placement of objects would be a requirement for this to work like PowerPoint or Keynote, but this free placement would also be very very interesting on its own.

I'll try to work on it when I have some time, if you have suggestions for the format or if you think it is simply not possible, please tell me!

Hi I can't figure out how to use the Slides.html function:

module Main exposing (..)

import Html exposing (..)
import Slides exposing (html, slidesDefaultOptions)


main =
    Slides.app
        slidesDefaultOptions
        [ intro_slide ]


intro_slide =
    Slides.html <|
        div []
            [ h1 []
                [ text "Hello World!"
                ]
            ]

Gives me the following compile error:

-- TYPE MISMATCH ------------------------------------------------------ main.elm

I cannot send this through the (<|) pipe:

14|     Slides.html <|
15|>        div []
16|>            [ h1 []
17|>                [ text "Hello World!"
18|>                ]
19|>            ]

The argument is:

    Html msg

But (<|) is piping it a function that expects:

    Html.Styled.Html Slides.Msg

Where does the Html.Styled.Html type come from? Are you using an old version of elm/html?

It seems it's supported to inject custom CSS, but it's not documented in the samples.
I'd be glad to create a pull request for that, if a few pointers are given here about where to start.

For example:

md
    """
    ```ruby
    def do_thing
      do_thing
    end
    ```
    """

renders the following layout:

def do_thing
   do_thing
     end

Add

, section [
        , width (pct 100)
        , backgroundColor (rgb 0 0 0)
        ...
]

To all styles?

Something like:

verticalDeck : SA.Animator
verticalDeck status =
    Css.asPairs <|
        case status of
            SA.Still ->
                [ Css.position Css.absolute
                ]

            SA.Moving direction order completion ->
                case order of
                    SA.LaterSlide ->
                        [ Css.position Css.absolute
                        , Css.property "z-index" "1"
                        , Css.property "filter" <| "blur(" ++ (toString <| round <| (1 - completion) * 10) ++ "px)"
                        ]

                    SA.EarlierSlide ->
                        [ Css.position Css.absolute
                        , Css.transform <| Css.translate2 zero (pct (completion * 100))
                        , Css.property "z-index" "2"
                        ]