1. 20 avr., 2017 6 validations
  2. 05 avr., 2017 1 validation
  3. 14 mar., 2017 1 validation
  4. 15 fév., 2017 2 validations
  5. 31 jan., 2017 2 validations
  6. 23 déc., 2016 1 validation
  7. 08 déc., 2016 1 validation
  8. 22 nov., 2016 1 validation
  9. 21 sept., 2016 2 validations
  10. 04 juil., 2016 1 validation
    • Dmitry Trofimov's avatar
      For a fragment: allow to show a separate note defined in it · 86a3f027
      Dmitry Trofimov a écrit
      When a slide has several fragments it could be convenient to define a note for each of them. In this case we need to show only this specific note defined in a fragment and not others. General note of a slide shouldn't be also shown, as a more specific one should have greater relevance in this case.
      86a3f027
  11. 10 juin, 2016 1 validation
  12. 29 avr., 2016 1 validation
  13. 25 avr., 2016 1 validation
    • Jess Telford's avatar
      More natural zooming on block level elements · a0e6da6a
      Jess Telford a écrit
      Switching a `display: block` element to `display: inline-block` allows calculating the bounds based on the contents of the div rather than the entire container (which is often `width: 100%`).
      
      This provides a much more natural zoom, especially for paragraphs and code examples.
      a0e6da6a
  14. 07 avr., 2016 1 validation
  15. 09 mar., 2016 3 validations
  16. 06 mar., 2016 2 validations
  17. 08 jan., 2016 3 validations
  18. 27 déc., 2015 1 validation
  19. 14 déc., 2015 1 validation
  20. 11 nov., 2015 1 validation
  21. 10 nov., 2015 1 validation
  22. 09 nov., 2015 2 validations
  23. 02 nov., 2015 1 validation
  24. 26 oct., 2015 1 validation
  25. 19 oct., 2015 1 validation
    • Liu Zhanhong's avatar
      format note content when creating slide · 625831b9
      Liu Zhanhong a écrit
      In html content, marked allow `Inline-Level Grammar` but not `Block-Level Grammar`, so when I write following:
      ```
      note:
      * a
      * b
      * c
      ```
      it become:
      ```html
      <p><em> a
      </em> b</p>
      <ul>
      <li>c</li>
      </ul>
      ```
      unbelievable!
      625831b9
  26. 08 oct., 2015 1 validation