Reveal.js is an unique tool that helps developers introduce their software and various other projects using a presentation that runs solely in the browser and can be hosted and accessed online without the aid of special browser plugins and add-ons.
The presentation supports an unlimited amount of slides, complete with keyboard shortcuts, a progress indicator, page numbers, and nested slides.
Controls for navigating the nested slides are included, along with slide URL deep-linking and support for touch gestures on mobile devices.
When transitioning from one slide to the next CSS3 effects are used instead of basic fade or slide effects, giving the illusion of a block of text rotated in 3D.
A sample presentation is included with the download package to help developers get started with using Reveal.js.
What is new in this release:
- Custom formatting support for slide numbers
- Lazy loaded iframe elements now only load when the containing slide becomes visible and unload again once hidden
- GIFs now restart when they become visible
- Support for slide backgrounds in the overview mode
- Config options for controlling parallax background movement per slide
- Simplified build script now compiles all CSS in themes folder
- Only preload last slide when we're configured to loop
- Add data-background-loop option
- Core CSS no longer overrides text selection color
What is new in version 3.1.0:
- Custom formatting support for slide numbers
- Lazy loaded iframe elements now only load when the containing slide becomes visible and unload again once hidden
- GIFs now restart when they become visible
- Support for slide backgrounds in the overview mode
- Config options for controlling parallax background movement per slide
- Simplified build script now compiles all CSS in themes folder
- Only preload last slide when we're configured to loop
- Add data-background-loop option
- Core CSS no longer overrides text selection color
What is new in version 3.0.0:
- Fixes PDF printing in Chrome.
What is new in version 2.6.0:
- Includes slide number color in theme template.
What is new in version 2.5.0:
- The framework no longer queries the DOM before Reveal.initialize() is called, this allows reveal.js to be loaded in the <head>
- URL hash now updates immediate, was previously delayed to account for a legacy Chrome bug
- Rolling links are now turned off by default, will be removed entirely in the long term
- Fragments on upcoming slides are no longer visible when navigating back and forth in the presentation
- Added an none transition setting for slide backgrounds
- O key can now be used to toggle the overview mode, useful since ESC does not work in fullscreen mode
- Greatly simplified client-side notes plugin, fixes issues where fragments went out of sync
What is new in version 1.5 r3:
- New API method Reveal.getPreviousSlide()
- New API method Reveal.getCurrentSlide()
- New API method Reveal.getIndices()
- Fixes bug where the .present class was sometimes left on the previous slide
What is new in version 1.4:
- Main #reveal container is now selected via a class instead of ID.
- API methods for adding or removing all event listeners.
What is new in version 1.2:
- Previous #main wrapper is now called #reveal.
- Slides were moved one level deeper, into #reveal .slides.
- Controls and progress bar were moved into #reveal.
- All CSS is now much more explicit, rooted at #reveal, to prevent conflicts.
What is new in version 1.1:
- Optional progress bar UI element.
What is new in version 1.0:
- Added controls
- Added initialization options
- Reveal views in fragments
- Revamped, darker, theme
- Tweaked markup styles (a, em, strong, b, i, blockquote, q, pre, ul, ol)
- Support for themes at initialization (default/linear/concave)
- Code highlighting via highlight.js
What is new in version 0.4:
- Fixed broken links on touch devices.
Requirements:
- JavaScript enabled on client side
- CSS3 enabled browser
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