With Presentador, you simply put the elements you want on each slide and it will place them in the right place. No more messing with font-sizes and positions, just focus on your presentation.
There is only a single layout depending on the elements of your slide. Presentador parses the elements in each slide and assigns a certain pre-defined layout to it.
We could use all the help we can get. So please feel free to go through our open issues or create one if thought of a new cool feature or found a bug.
The process of compiling a presentation is actually quite simple. Every slide starts with the normal state which is defined here (as all the other states). When we add a new element, for each state, we define rules as to which state should go on next.
Each file in the ./src/renderers folder export two functions, one renderer that defines how this state should be rendered, and one builder that defines the rules of transition to a different state based on what element was added or removed.