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You can't click, and there are no next/previous/etc. links. You have to hit space to advance to the next slide. I discovered this after much pain trying to vi
by 1337p337 16y ago
You can't click, and there are no next/previous/etc. links. You have to hit space to advance to the next slide.
I discovered this after much pain trying to view it on my phone, subsequently trying to view it in Firefox, then (suspecting it was Webkit-centric), Arora, and I couldn't get past the first slide. I viewed it in w3m, now suspecting Javascript oddness was at fault, and was presented with a list of keystrokes (helpfully hidden by the Javascript that runs when you hit the page). In fact, it doesn't even load the slides (which are all formatted text--HTML! The thing browsers are for viewing!) until the Javascript runs.
From a quick glance at the source, it appears the culprit is some atrocity called "showoff", apparently. It would actually be easier to figure out how to view Powerpoint slides on my phone than it was to figure out how to view this thing.
- daychilde 16y ago> You have to hit space to advance to the next slide. BRILLIANT design. /sarcasm
- schacon 16y agoto be fair, it's meant to help give presentations. it's very specifically designed to not advance on mouse click because that allows you to use your mouse to highlight things on a slide, which I do all the time. You can use arrow keys or spacebar - I always instinctively hit the arrow keys when I see slides online, it honestly never occurred to me that anyone would click and expect the slide to advance.