# Slide Shows

Author: | David Goodger
Date: | 2005-11-28

Contents

- Introduction
- Features (1)
- Features (2)
- Checklist

This is a test. This is only a test. If this were a real slide show, there would be a projector handy.

Let's test the S5/HTML writer!

- Use the arrow keys to navigate.
- Click the "Ø" button to switch between presentation & handout/outline modes.

In presentation mode, mouse over to the lower right-hand corner to display the controls.

# Introduction

- reStructuredText

  Uses normal reStructuredText as input.

- One section per slide

  Each first-level section is converted into a single slide.

- (X)HTML output

  Presentations can be viewed using any modern graphical web browser. The browser must support CSS, JavaScript, and XHTML. S5 even works with IE!

- Themes

  A variety of themes are available.

- `rst2s5.py`

  The front-end tool to generate S5 slide shows.

# Features (1)

A flush-left paragraph

A centered paragraph

A flush-right paragraph

Some colours: black [black], gray, silver, white [white], maroon, red, magenta, fuchsia, pink, orange, yellow, lime, green, olive, teal, cyan, aqua, blue, navy, purple

# Features (2)

Some incremental text.

- tiny (class & role name: "tiny", e.g. "`:tiny:`text``")

- small ("small")

- normal (unstyled)

- big ("big")

- huge ("huge")

# Checklist

- The document title should be duplicated on each slide in the footer (except for the first slide, `slide0`, where the entire footer is disabled).
- The footer also contains a second line, "Location • Date"
- There's no table of contents on the first slide, although it does appear in the handout/outline.
- Handout material is not displayed in presentation mode.
- The theme directories should be created, and the theme files copied over.