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Micro HTML and CSS Only Framework for Slides/Presentations

• ronilan 8y ago
  The “inspired by” article is where the beef is: https://www.chenhuijing.com/blog/html-slides-without-frameworks/ https://www.chenhuijing.com/blog/html-slides-without-framewo...
• thex10 8y ago
  And not a bit of Javascript in sight! love it.
  • ggurgone 8y ago
    I imagine you could add keyboard navigation with a bunch of radio inputs with the same name (and hidden to screen readers)
    • Technetium_Hat 8y ago
      You can add the tabindex attribute to non-form elements
      • ggurgone 8y ago
        yup that'd enable tabbing. With radio inputs you could use left and right keys to go to the prev and next slide
        • ggurgone 8y ago
          something like this https://twitter.com/giuseppegurgone/status/1096123829892591616 https://twitter.com/giuseppegurgone/status/10961238298925916...
• Theodores 8y ago
  Not sure what to make about this idea of going off piste with your own elements. Next there will be people wanting to roll their own 'bus ticket' elements, 'parking-ticket' elements, 'food-label' elements and so on. Div soup will start to look hygienic again. Can't people give the elements in the HTML5 a fair go? Besides 'css-slide' is actually quite a thing to type, might as well use 'section' with it autocompleting in the editor.
  • smacktoward 8y ago
    Look upon https://www.webcomponents.org/ https://www.webcomponents.org/, ye mighty, and despair...