- Fixed a typo (was srcipt but should be script)
- Fixed visible appearance items in print view (#13)
- Dependency fixes
- Added
cssautoload
option to automatically load the CSS file. Can be switched off if you want to load the CSS file yourself withimport
when using bundlers like Webpack or Parcel. - Added
baseline
effect for use with words and letters, to make them appear from the baseline of the text.
- Added embedded example to the demo’s
- Fixed a bug where the plugin would not work if in an embedded presentation
- Added Terser to minimize files
- Fixed invisible elements in auto-animate slides
- Changed demo to align normal and MarkDown slides
- Changed loadStyle function
- Updated gulp file and dev dependencies
- Added word and character appearances
- The plugin is totally refactored and uses a promise.
- Fix for fragments as Appearance items
- Another fix for hidden items in speaker view
- Fix for hidden items in print and speaker view
- Added local, specified, auto-appear
- Added Markdown example
- Added fix for Quarto list items
- Reordered documentation
- Fragments can now be Appearance items
- Fixed a bug if there was no previous slide
- Added auto-loading of styles.
- Changed the internal delay mechanism to use CSS animation delay in combination to adding the trigger on the parent, not each animated element. This will improve the performance.
- Breaking change: Moved to Animate.css version 4, but added a compatibility mode
- Added a new
autoappear
mode, for use in cases where adding animation classes is too much of a hassle, like inside Markdown. - Started keeping the changelog.
- Added Github corner badge
- Changed readme
- Fixed a bug where '=' was '=='.
- Choose an event at which Appearance launches its animations
- Appearance now shows the complete slides from the overview
- Clearing timeouts that are in past slides. This solves 'hanging' Appearance items if you slide back and forth.
- Fix bug that hid Appearance items in PDF exports.
- Added compatibility with the new Reveal.js 4 that changes the way plugins work.
- 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).