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You should use 18F/slides if you:
- Can do Markdown,
- Want a stupidly simple way to hack up a presentation,
- Want a URL for your slide deck, and
- Want
git
.
To use 18F/slides:
-
Create a new markdown file in the
_slides
directory. -
Add yaml frontmatter to the file with the following:
--- layout: default path: path-to-url title: Title for 18F/slides ---
-
Create slides, using markdown syntax (technically, it's kramdown, go nuts).
-
Separate slides using
---
for horizontal pagination between slides and--
for vertical pagination. -
Commit the file to the
gh-pages
branch of the 18F/slides repo. -
Profit. See example here.
18F/slides leverages the amazing open-source reveal.js library and jekyll and is hosted on github pages.
See CONTRIBUTING.md.