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Try creating a Gemfile
that contains this:
source 'https://rubygems.org'
gem 'reveal-ck'
And then running a bundle
followed by a bundle exec reveal-ck generate
There's been at least one problem where this has helped isolate libraries in use.
Yes, reveal.js supports this with a configuration option.
reveal-ck allows you to supply reveal.js configuration options via the config.yml
file.
Create a file named config.yml
and add the following to it:
revealjs_config:
autoSlide: 15000
This will create a presentation where each slide automatically advance 15 seconds.
You can add loop
and set it to true
if you want the slides to repeat after they reach the end:
revealjs_config:
autoSlide: 15000
loop: true
Sort of.
You can put HTML above or below your markdown, but it can't intermingle. This is allowed in the definition of markdown as "inline html."
Here's an example if you had a file named slides.md
:
# Introduction
---
## Thesis
* Point 1
* Point 2
<p class="fragment">
Conclusion.. which was not initially visible
</p>
Yeah, you can. This is achieved using the "Haml Markdown Filter."
Here's an example of putting markdown into a %section
in a slides.haml
:
%section
:markdown
## Thesis
* Point 1
* Point 2