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For those like me, who initially assumed that this didn't work in their browser for some stupid reason, turns out you need to press the space bar or page up/dow
by ldite 15y ago
For those like me, who initially assumed that this didn't work in their browser for some stupid reason, turns out you need to press the space bar or page up/down.
- eis 15y agoYou can also click the sides (left or right) of the page. Not very intuitive interface, got me too :)
- pavlov 15y agoI don't understand why anyone would deliberately make a website with such simple navigation completely hidden.
- mraleph 15y agoI am very sorry about unintuitive interface, but these are slides for the talk I gave on nodecamp.eu, not a website. I'll add a note on the first slide as soon as I get home.
- pavlov 15y agoAh, I see. When using the same website both for the actual presentation and for disseminating the slides afterwards, it might make sense to have some kind of navigation visible by default. You could then have a "presentation mode" shortcut key that hides the nav element when you're showing the slides on the big screen. This way, the same site would serve both audiences.