biscotty666
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1 year ago Thanks very much. I'd forgotten about this since I decided to use Canvas rather than slides to present material. I'll certainly note this in my vault. Otoh it does give a valuable reminder that you should never overfill presentation slides.
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On Jun 20, 2023, 08:37, at 08:37, Marco @.***> wrote:
@biscotty666 I found that adding a frontmatter section at the top of the slides deck with the option maxScale: 1.0 fixed the issue for me.
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Describe the bug When I preview slides they look normal, as they do in the Speaker/Notes screen. However, when I view them in the browser they overflow the viewport. See attached image.
I do take the hint that there is probably too much info on the slide and the better answer would be to make better slides, which I'll do. I would still like to know why this happens. It's strange mainly because it doesn't happen in preview or in the Notes window you activate by pressing S.
Samples to Reproduce Steps & Examples to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen. I would like that viewing the slides in the browser look the same as in the preview.