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# Configuration
Place configuration values in `config.toml` or a presentation's front matter (`_index.md`).
---
## Reveal.js themes
Themes control the look and feel of your presentation. Set the `theme` param to any [valid Reveal.js theme](https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/#theming).
```toml
[params.reveal_hugo]
theme = "moon"
```
---
## Use a custom theme
To use a custom Reveal.js theme, place the CSS file in the `static` directory and set the `custom_theme` param.
```toml
[params.reveal_hugo]
custom_theme = "reveal-hugo/themes/robot-lung.css"
```
---
### Use a custom theme (advanced)
To use Hugo pipes to build a custom Reveal.js theme, place the source file (SCSS / PostCSS) in the `assets` directory and set the `custom_theme_compile` param.
```toml
[params.reveal_hugo]
custom_theme = "reveal-hugo/themes/custom-theme.scss"
custom_theme_compile = true
```
<small>
💡 See the [custom theme example presentation](/custom-theme-example/) for more details.
</small>
---
## Bundled themes
reveal-hugo comes with 2 extra Reveal.js themes:
- [robot-lung](https://github.com/dzello/revealjs-themes#robot-lung) (this one)
- [sunblind](https://github.com/dzello/revealjs-themes#sunblind)
<br>
<small>
They live in the `static/reveal-hugo/themes` folder and also [on Github](https://github.com/dzello/revealjs-themes).
</small>
---
## Reveal.js params
Set **snakecase** versions of Reveal.js params, which will be camelized and passed to `Reveal.initialize`.
```toml
[params.reveal_hugo]
history = true
slide_number = true
transition = 'zoom'
transition_speed = 'fast'
```
[Full list of params](https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/#configuration)
---
## highlight.js themes
To change the syntax highlighting theme, set the `highlight_theme`
to a valid [highlight.js theme name](https://highlightjs.org/static/demo/).
```toml
[params.reveal_hugo]
highlight_theme = "zenburn"
```
---
## Extending the layout
Use partials to add HTML to the page for one or all presentations at a time.
<small>
💡 This is the recommended way to add script and style tags to customize your presentations.
</small>
---
Here is where to put partials for different presentations and places in the DOM.
<br><br>
| Presentation | Before &lt;/head&gt; | Before &lt;/body&gt; |
|--------------|---------------------------------|---------------------------------|
| All | reveal-hugo/head.html | reveal-hugo/body.html |
| Root | home/reveal-hugo/head.html | home/reveal-hugo/body.html |
| Section | {section}/reveal-hugo/head.html | {section}/reveal-hugo/body.html |
&nbsp;
<small>
💡 You can also create an `end.html` to put content before the end of the `.reveal` div tag.
</small>
---
## Custom CSS Example
In `home/reveal-hugo/head.html`:
```html
<style>
.reveal section h1 {
color: blue;
}
</style>
```
---
## Custom JS Example
In `home/reveal-hugo/body.html`:
```html
<script type="text/javascript">
Reveal.addEventListener('slidechanged', function(event) {
console.log("🎞️ Slide is now " + event.indexh);
});
</script>
```
---
### Extending the layout
#### (alternative)
You can declare a custom CSS or javascript in your configuration.
```toml
[reveal_hugo]
custom_css = "css/custom.css"
custom_js = "js/custom.js"
```
<small>
These files can be located in `static/css`, `static/js` folder
💡 See the [extending layout example](/extending-layout-example/#) for more details.
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## What's included?
- All Reveal.js HTML, CSS and JS (v3.9.2)
- All out-of-the-box Reveal.js themes
- Two custom Reveal.js themes (including this one)
<br>
<br>
[see the code on github](https://github.com/dzello/reveal-hugo)
---
## Features
- Write slides in Markdown in one or more files
- Shortcodes for fragments, sections, slides & more
- All Reveal.js parameters can be customized
- Any Hugo section can be output as a presentation
- Supports offline development or using a CDN

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# Resources
---
## Code and docs
- [reveal-hugo Github README](https://github.com/dzello/reveal-hugo)
- [Content for this presentation](https://github.com/dzello/reveal-hugo/tree/master/exampleSite)
---
## External resources
- [Reveal.js](https://revealjs.com/)
- [Hugo docs](https://gohugo.io/)
- [Hugo output format docs](https://gohugo.io/templates/output-formats/)
---
## Designed to...
- Deploy to [Netlify](https://netlify.com/)
- Edit with [Forestry](https://forestry.io/)
---
# 🙏
Contribute by opening issues and pull requests.
---
# Thanks!
---
# ↩️
#### [Start over](#)

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## Fragment
The `fragment` shortcode makes content appear incrementally.
```
{{%/* fragment */%}} One {{%/* /fragment */%}}
{{%/* fragment */%}} Two {{%/* /fragment */%}}
{{%/* fragment */%}} Three {{%/* /fragment */%}}
```
{{% fragment %}} One {{% /fragment %}}
{{% fragment %}} Two {{% /fragment %}}
{{% fragment %}} Three {{% /fragment %}}
---
## Frag
The `frag` shortcode is more terse than `fragment`. It accepts a `c` attribute.
```
{{</* frag c="One" */>}}
{{</* frag c="Two" */>}}
{{</* frag c="Three" */>}}
```
{{< frag c="One" >}}
{{< frag c="Two" >}}
{{< frag c="Three" >}}
---
Both `fragment` and `frag` accept two additional parameters:
- `class`: sets the class of the wrapping `span` element
- `index`: controls the order in which sections will appear

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# Shortcodes
---
Hugo's shortcodes are similar to functions or templates that extend what you can do with Markdown.
[Shortcode documentation](https://gohugo.io/content-management/shortcodes/)

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{{< markdown >}}
## Markdown
Reveal.js has its own [markdown processor](https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js#markdown). To use that instead of Hugo, surround a slide with the markdown shortcode.
```markdown
{{</* markdown */>}}
# Hello world!
{{</* /markdown */>}}
```
<br>
<small>
💡 Make sure to use the `{{</* */>}}` shortcode syntax to avoid rendering by Hugo.
</small>
---
<!-- .slide: data-background="#FF4081" -->
Reveal.js markdown uses HTML comments to change slide properties, like background color.
```markdown
{{</* markdown */>}}
<!-- .slide: data-background="#FF4081" -->
# I'm a colorful slide
{{</* /markdown */>}}
```
{{< /markdown >}}

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## Notes
Add speaker notes (with markdown) to your presentation with the `note` shortcode. Type 's' to see this slide's speaker notes.
```markdown
---
{{%/* note */%}}
- You found the **speaker notes**!
{{%/* /note */%}}
---
```
{{% note %}}
- You found the **speaker notes**!
{{% /note %}}
---
{{< slide notes="You found the notes!" >}}
## Notes
You can also add notes with the `slide` shortcode and `notes` attribute:
```markdown
---
{{%/* slide notes="You found the notes!" */%}}
---
```
---
<section data-noprocess>
<h2>Write slides in HTML</h2>
<p>Use a <code>section</code> tag with a <code>data-noprocess</code> attribute to avoid any processing by reveal-hugo.</p>
<pre>
&lt;section data-noprocess&gt;
&lt;h1&gt;Hello world!&lt;/h1&gt;
&lt;/section&gt;</pre>
<small>💡 This is useful if you can't get Markdown to output exactly what you want.</small>
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{{% section %}}
## Section
The `section` shortcode groups slides into a **vertical display**.
<br>
<small>
use the down arrow or swipe down to continue
</small>
<br>
<a href="#" class="navigate-down">🔽</a>
---
Put the shortcode around the slides you want to group together.
```markdown
{{%/* section */%}}
## Section slide 1
---
## Section slide 2
{{%/* /section */%}}
```
Keep going down.
---
## That's it!
Use the right arrow or swipe right to continue.
{{% /section %}}

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## Slide
Use this shortcode when you need to customize slide attributes like id, class, background color and transition.
---
{{< slide class="hello" >}}
## Slide
Add the shortcode above the slide's content, below the `---`.
```markdown
---
{{</* slide class="hello" */>}}
## Hello, world!
---
```
---
{{< slide transition="zoom" transition-speed="fast" >}}
## Custom slide 1
<small>Did you notice? This slide has a fast zoom transition.</small>
```markdown
---
{{</* slide transition="zoom" transition-speed="fast" */>}}
## Custom slide 1
---
```
---
{{< slide background-color="#FF4081" >}}
## Custom slide 2
<small>This slide has a different background color.</small>
```markdown
---
{{</* slide background-color="#FF4081" */>}}
## Custom slide 2
---
```
---
{{< slide background-image="/images/alex-litvin-790876-unsplash.jpg" background-color="#000000" >}}
## Custom slide 3
<small>This slide has a background image.</small>
```markdown
---
{{</* slide background-image="/images/alex-litvin-790876-unsplash.jpg" */>}}
---
```
<small>(credit <a href="https://unsplash.com/@alexlitvin">Alex Litvin</a>)</small>
---
{{< slide id="custom-slide" >}}
💡 Tip: Setting a slide's `id` attribute makes it easy to link to from other parts of the presentation.
<br><br>
```markdown
---
{{</* slide id="custom-slide" */>}}
## Custom slide
---
```
---
```markdown
[Try the link](#custom-slide)
```
<br>
[Try the link](#custom-slide)
---
Slide attribute possibilities from the [Reveal.js docs](https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js):
- `autoslide`
- `state`
- `background`
- `background-color`
- `background-image`
- `background-size`
- `background-position`
- `background-repeat`
---
- `background-video`
- `background-video-loop`
- `background-video-muted`
- `background-interactive`
- `background-iframe`
- `background-transition`
- `transition` (can have different in and out transitions)
- `transition-speed`
- `notes` (can also use the note shortcode)
- `timing`
---
{{% section %}}
## Slide templates
Store sets of common slide attributes in front matter variables and apply them to slides with the template attribute.
<br>
<small>
navigate down to learn more
</small>
<br>
<a href="#" class="navigate-down">🔽</a>
---
Create templates in config.toml, _index.md or the current page's front matter. Put them under the **templates** key with a meaningful name:
```toml
[reveal_hugo.templates.hotpink]
class = "hotpink"
background = "#FF4081"
```
---
{{< slide template="hotpink" >}}
Apply the template using the **template** attribute of the slide shortcode:
```markdown
{{</* slide template="hotpink" */>}}
# I'm a hot pink slide!
```
---
If a template exists in multiple configurations, it's properties will be merged. If a property is declared multiple times, the order of precedence is:
- page
- section (_index.md)
- site (config.toml)
{{% /section %}}
---
{{% section %}}
{{< slide content="home.reusable" >}}
---
{{< slide content="common.nested.reusable" >}}
{{% /section %}}
---
{{% section %}}
## Slide-specific CSS
Add more variety to your presentation by applying slide-specific CSS.
<br>
<small>
navigate down to learn more
</small>
<br>
<a href="#" class="navigate-down">🔽</a>
---
First, use the `slide` shortcode to give the slide a class:
```markdown
---
{{</* slide class="side-by-side" */>}}
# 📈
# 📊
---
```
---
Next, use a layout extension partial like `reveal-hugo/head.html` to add CSS selectors:
```html
<style>
.reveal section.side-by-side h1 {
position: absolute;
}
.reveal section.side-by-side h1:first-of-type {
left: 25%;
}
.reveal section.side-by-side h1:nth-of-type(2) {
right: 25%;
}
</style>
```
---
{{< slide class="side-by-side" >}}
# 📈
# 📊
{{% /section %}}

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# Usage
---
## Prerequisite
First, add this to your `config.toml`:
```toml
[outputFormats.Reveal]
baseName = "index"
mediaType = "text/html"
isHTML = true
```
---
### Presentation at site root
Create `content/_index.md`:
```markdown
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# Slide 1
Hello world!
```
---
### Add slides
Separate them by `---` surrounded by blank lines:
```
# Slide 1
Hello world!
---
# Slide 2
Hello program!
```
---
### Add slides with other files
Add slides to `content/home/*.md`
```markdown
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# Slide 3
---
# Slide 4
```
<small>💡 Tip: Use `weight` to specify the order that files should be considered.</small>
---
### Presentation at '/{section}/'
Add slides to `content/{section}/_index.md`:
```markdown
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# Slide 1
---
# Slide 2
```
---
Add slides from other files in `content/{section}/*.md`
```markdown
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# Slide 3
---
# Slide 4
```
<small>💡 Tip: Use `weight` to specify the order that files should be considered.</small>