In #779, the ability to add the order of substeps using the data-substep-order has been added. The current implementation relies on the assumption that all the given numbers are unique: a sequence 1, 2, 10, 100 is correctly handled, but another 1, 1, 2, 2 is not. I find the latter very useful to show multiple elements of different DOM nodes in a single substep.
In contrast to the original example, the examples are shown in a single, last substep.
This PR adds the correct handling of multiple data-substep-order with the same value. I don't think it needs to be explicitly stated in the plugin's README – as I originally thought it would already be supported :)
A real-world example that uses the proposed change can be found at multipleoccasions in the slides of my PhD defense (source code).
In #779, the ability to add the order of substeps using the
data-substep-order
has been added. The current implementation relies on the assumption that all the given numbers are unique: a sequence1, 2, 10, 100
is correctly handled, but another1, 1, 2, 2
is not. I find the latter very useful to show multiple elements of different DOM nodes in a single substep.Take for instance a slightly modified version of @codesections' original example from https://github.com/impress/impress.js/pull/779#issuecomment-774574325.
In contrast to the original example, the examples are shown in a single, last substep.
This PR adds the correct handling of multiple
data-substep-order
with the same value. I don't think it needs to be explicitly stated in the plugin's README – as I originally thought it would already be supported :)A real-world example that uses the proposed change can be found at multiple occasions in the slides of my PhD defense (source code).