down keyReveal content with the Down arrow (Up to
reverse).
Show the next slide with the Right arrow key
(Left for previous).
Press ? to see a list of keyboard shortcuts.
Show entire slides at once with
PageDown/PageUp keys
On the first slide, press PageUp to reveal the
entire slide.
To jump to the beginning/end with
Home/End.
The header will show
» when a slide is fully revealed• when the presentation is ended*The input Markdown is rendered using pandoc
pandoc -f markdown -t html \
--embed-resources --standalone \
--include-in-header=".tmp-head-include.html"Presentation styles and scripts are packed into a temporary file.
Your position in the presentation is also stored in a URI fragment, so you can reload the page and keep your place, or insert links, like
full [first](#1.$) and [last](#$.$) slidesLinks are of the form #SLIDE.ELEMENT, where:
SLIDE is a 1-indexed slide number.ELEMENT (optional) is a 1-indexed content element
number.Either SLIDE or ELEMENT may be
$ for the last value.
Here’s the source of this presentation:
---
title: Demo Presentation
...
# Overview
## Begin by pressing the `down` key
Reveal content with the `Down` arrow (`Up` to reverse).
Show the next slide with the `Right` arrow key (`Left` for previous).
Press `?` to see a list of keyboard shortcuts.
## Jump around
Show entire slides at once with `PageDown`/`PageUp` keys
*On the first slide, press `PageUp` to reveal the entire slide.*
To jump to the beginning/end with `Home`/`End`.
## Cues
The header will show
- **`»`** when a slide is fully revealed
- **`•`** when the presentation is ended\*
[linking](#5.$), [source](#$.$)
# Formatting
## Markdown
The input Markdown is rendered using [`pandoc`](https://pandoc.org)
```sh
pandoc -f markdown -t html \
--embed-resources --standalone \
--include-in-header=".tmp-head-include.html"
```
Presentation styles and scripts are packed into a temporary file.
## Linking to slides
Your position in the presentation is also stored in a URI fragment, so you can
reload the page and keep your place, or insert links, like
```md
full [first](#1.$) and [last](#$.$) slides
```
> full [first](#1.$) and [last](#$.$) slides
Links are of the form `#SLIDE.ELEMENT`, where:
- `SLIDE` is a 1-indexed slide number.
- `ELEMENT` (optional) is a 1-indexed content element number.
Either `SLIDE` or `ELEMENT` may be `$` for the last value.
# Wrapping up
## Markdown source
Here's the source of this presentation:
<div style="font-size: 0.7em">
````markdown
((This source, code fence with more than 3 backticks, to contain nested code fenced blocks.))
````
</div>
\* The **`•`** symbol appears in the *last `<h1>`*, which may contain multiple slides, one for each `<h2>`.* The • symbol appears in the last
<h1>, which may contain multiple slides, one for
each <h2>.