An animation plugin for Reveal.js that animates elements sequentially like in Powerpoint. Perfect for online portfolios or other presentations with images.
MIT License
cssautoload
option to automatically load the CSS file. Can be switched off if you want to load the CSS file yourself with import
when using bundlers like Webpack or Parcel.baseline
effect for use with words and letters, to make them appear from the baseline of the text.Published by Martinomagnifico 12 months ago
Published by Martinomagnifico about 1 year ago
Published by Martinomagnifico over 1 year ago
Published by Martinomagnifico over 1 year ago
Published by Martinomagnifico over 2 years ago
Published by Martinomagnifico almost 3 years ago
autoappear
mode, for use in cases where adding animation classes is too much of a hassle, like inside Markdown.Published by Martinomagnifico about 3 years ago
• Changed readme
• Added Github corner badge
Published by Martinomagnifico over 3 years ago
Fixed a bug where '=' was '=='.
Published by Martinomagnifico over 3 years ago
• Choose an event at which Appearance launches its animations
• Appearance now shows the complete slides from the overview
Published by Martinomagnifico over 4 years ago
Clearing timeouts that are in past slides. This solves 'hanging' Appearance items if you slide back and forth.
Published by Martinomagnifico over 4 years ago
Fix bug that hid Appearance items in PDF exports.
Published by Martinomagnifico over 4 years ago
Compatibility with Reveal.js 4. The plugin can now be loaded via script tag and as a module.
Published by Martinomagnifico over 4 years ago
The 1.0.4 release is compatible with Reveal.js 3. Reveal versions lower than 4 have no "slidetransitionend" event, so this release also has the Transit.js plugin included (see https://github.com/Martinomagnifico/reveal.js-transit for more information).