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You can use Space, which should take you to the correct next slide, without thinking about directions. I found it a neat format to structure a talk into segment
by klibertp 10y ago
You can use Space, which should take you to the correct next slide, without thinking about directions. I found it a neat format to structure a talk into segments. Also, you can press Esc and get a "map" of the slides.
- lqdc13 10y agoNope. I used space. After the Erlang slide it moves to the right "tools used", which is the slide on the same level in the next column. This along with back button hijacking makes for the single worst presentation format I've encountered so far. EDIT: it appears that only happens when you have been in that column before. This is still pretty surprising behavior.
- klibertp 10y agoSorry about that. Maybe some of this behavior is configurable in Reveal.js, I'd need to check. It was fine for me because these are the slides for a talk and I was the one showing them to people. I'd be happy to post the video of the talk (https://www.facebook.com/events/211449562541292/ https://www.facebook.com/events/211449562541292/), but after three months I still haven't heard anything from the people behind the event...
- lqdc13 10y agoNo reason to apologize. The content was definitely still viewable.