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4.0.2

Changes

• Enables caching for JavaScript builds, making subsequent builds ~50% faster.
• In auto-sliding presentations, the data-autoslide attribute now takes precedence over automatic detection of <video> durations.
• Remove overzealous reset styles when printing to PDF.
• Reveal.configure and Reveal.isReady are now available in the pre-initialized reveal.js API, to match v3.x behavior.
• Switches to serving demo presentation assets from a CDN.

Bug fixes

• Fixes polyfills and adds IE 11 support.
• Fixes the progress bar direction in right-to-left mode.

4.0.1

Bug fixes

• Fixed issues when printing speaker notes to PDF (#2671 by @s-l-lee)
• Fixed incorrect auto-animations when there are multiple auto-animated presentations on the same page

4.0.0

Breaking Changes 🚨

This release includes a small number of breaking changes. Please read the Upgrade Instructions if you want to migrate an existing presentation.

Highlights

• New website, docs and logo! https://revealjs.com/ 🚀
• Auto-Animate lets you create complex animations by automatically transitioning between matched elements across slides. Duration, delay and easing can be set on a per-slide or per-element basis.
• We now support multiple presentations on the same page.
  • This also introduces a new embedded config option, which allows presentations to reside within a portion of a page. Previously reveal.js always covered 100% of the page width and height.
  • The new keyboardCondition: 'focused' config option lets presentations capture keyboard events only when they're focused by the viewer.
• The reveal.js core and built-in plugins have been rewritten as ES modules. This makes the project easier to maintain and makes reveal.js itself easier to include in a bundle. Two bundles are provided:
  • dist/reveal.js uses UMD and has broad cross browser support (ES5).
  • dist/reveal.esm.js is an ES module. More info
• Code highlights are now automatically scrolled into view and it looks soooo good. You've got to try it out.

Changes

• The Reveal.initialize method now returns a promise that resolves once reveal.js is ready and all plugins have finished initializing.
• Switches build systems from to gulp, using rollup for bundling.
• Moves all compiled CSS (reveal.css, reset.css and themes) from css/ to dist/. See Upgrade Instructions.
• Moves all print CSS into reveal.js. The old script-based print styles can be removed. by @quilicicf
• Adds a new slidetransitionend event.
• Adds a new r-stack layout helper for placing elements on top of each other.
• Adds support for data-visibility="uncounted" to exclude slides from the progress bar and slide number count. #2543 by @lassepe
• Adds Reveal.getComputedSlideSize API method.
• Renames the Reveal.addEventListener and Reveal.removeEventListener API methods to Reveal.on and Reveal.off. Old names are aliased for backwards compatibility.
• Removes the default border style from <img>s. Can be added with the r-frame class.
• Removes bower.json.

Plugins

• New syntax for registering plugins.
• All built-in plugins—such as markdown and highlight—are now available as ES modules. More info
• Notes: No longer depends on resolving an external notes.html file to work. Everything is baked into the plugin JS.
• Highlight: Upgraded to highlight.js 10.0.1.

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• bd19860 4.0.2
• 5169fb2 link logo in demo deck to revealjs.com
• 1569a4a remove overzealous pdf resets
• 9f90f32 recompile css
• bee213c tweaks for pdf print sheet
• 0bc614c npmignore gulpfile and contributing.md
• 2255c60 fix progress bar direction in rtl mode
• e4e2bc9 link logo image to revealjs.com
• e1abd3d Merge pull request #2679 from conao3/add-link
• a65e96f serve demo assets from cdn, logo on first slide in demo.html
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