开发者 | jancbeck |
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更新时间 | 2013年8月8日 15:56 |
PHP版本: | 3.6 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 3.6 |
版权: | MIT license |
版权网址: | 版权信息 |
<!--nextslide-->
in your posts to split your posts into individual slides.
This plugin is still in its early version. Don't expect this to not break in extreme cases. It should support common HTML though including images, video and audio.
Future updates may include:
<!--nextslide-->
tag.<!--nextslide-->
tag by auto-splitting on
headings?/wp-content/plugins/
)/presentation/
to its permalink. E.g. http://example.com/sample-post/presentation/
I used WordPress to write down notes for client project presentations and didn't want to use an external presentation tool to basically just copy & paste my content into slides. On the other hand using a plain article for presentation is not very pretty.
The idea is that this plugin gives you both: write simple note-style articles and present them to somebody without any big extra work. It won't interfere with your normal theme or force you to change the way you structure your content other than using the - otherwise invisible - <!--nextslide-->
tag.
The Slide theme by Otto forces you to basically turn your whole WordPress installation into a content database for a slideshow presentation with customly arranged page content, site name etc.
Perhaps you are already using a special theme to manage projects with WordPress or you just have a normal blog that you want to extend with a presentation feature. Then this plugin might be better suited for you will not have to change anything except adding the invisible <!--nextslide-->
commment tags to your posts.
This comes with the disadvantage of lesser features though. E.g. vertical slides (sub-slides) or slide specific options are not possible with this plugin.