The branch has been around since 2018, just not tested, documented or actually published. Time to change that!
Features:
Write your slides with the usual reST syntax
Meaning you can easily reuse content from presentations to blog posts and vice versa
Present in a web browser
With all the advantages it has, like embedded videos or WebGL content
Print-only CSS to save as a PDF using a PDF printer in the browser
Tiny amount of JS to navigate back and forth
Synchronized presenter view with notes in another window
Things left to do:
[ ] Write tests
[ ] Refresh the docs to what makes sense in 2022, especially regarding PDF print
[ ] Update copyright years, heh
[ ] Cleanup the m.htmlsanity additions
[ ] Figure out a way to enforce use of the .m-*-t CSS classes for advanced layouts, as the .m-*-s, m and l are window-size-dependent and break especially during print (or maybe change it so it behaves the same for all sizes? turn the screen sizes into a variable and change it here to something else?)
[ ] Sync plugin usage / handling with the Python doc generator
The branch has been around since 2018, just not tested, documented or actually published. Time to change that!
Features:
Things left to do:
m.htmlsanityadditions.m-*-tCSS classes for advanced layouts, as the.m-*-s,mandlare window-size-dependent and break especially during print (or maybe change it so it behaves the same for all sizes? turn the screen sizes into a variable and change it here to something else?)