In publicus/r-revealjs.additions: Provides RStudio AddIns and additional template functionality for Reveal.js presentations

First overall slide topic

Subslide 1

• This is an incremental bullet point. It has a >- in front of it, instead of just -.
• This is another incremental bullet point.
  • This is an incremental sub-bullet point. It has four spaces in front of it.
• This bullet point has part that will be hidden at first: This part will only show up after another click. This part will highlight red after yet another click. You can insert these easily by clicking Addins --> REVEALJS_ADDINS --> "Insert reveal.js fragment" / "Insert reveal.js fragment with highlighting" above.

- These are notes that will appear when you press the `s` key on your keyboard while looking at the presentation in a web browser. - Here is another bullet point in the speaker notes.

Subslide 2

• This bullet point has a second line.
  The line above it ends with two spaces, which tells the system that the line isn't done yet.

Subslide 3

• Press 'b' to make the screen black
• Press 'o' to get a slide overview, which you can use the arrow keys to move around.
• Press 's' to get a popup window with a presenter view.
• If you are using RStudio with the revealjs.additions add-on, try clicking "Addins" and then scrolling down to REVEALJS.ADDITIONS.

Slide background examples (Browser only)

{data-background="https://images.pexels.com/photos/1161161/pexels-photo-1161161.jpeg?auto=compress&cs=tinysrgb&dpr=2&h=750&w=1260"}

A slide with a title {data-background='https://images.pexels.com/photos/1161164/pexels-photo-1161164.jpeg?cs=srgb&dl=blurred-background-close-up-fence-1161164.jpg&fm=jpg'}

A slide with displayed code {data-transition="zoom" data-background="teal"}

This slide has a colorful background, as well as different transitions. It also has out-of-order highlighting.

Slide code example

A slide with displayed code

This is a slide with highlighted code, that's not run:

x <- 1
y <- 3
x + y

A slide with evaluated code

This slide has code that gets run.

plot(1:10)

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