Slidy by Dave Raggett, dsr@w3.org
Hagen by Christian Hartnick, cis@hartnick.de
slidy Hagen is a perfect mixture from the slideshow-toolkit slidy and the html-generator Hagen. Because Hagen supports a extended markdown syntax, you can easly create slides with only little html knowledge.
For more information about slidy Hagen goto
To write a simple slide with Hagen, you should first read the Hagen user manual.
Use this demo as a template.
This slide is written:
(go ahead to see it)
=(slide =================== #Beginning \\======== (this line is not necessary) This slide is written: (go ahead to see it) =)slide ===================
Markdown simplify your live because it is easy to read and write.
=(slide ==================== #MarkDown (format and lists) \\========================== Markdown simplify your live because it is <.bold:easy.> to <.italic:read.> and <.uline:write.>. ##Unordered List - one -- two --- three ###Ordered List . one . two . three =)slide ====================
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=(slide ==================== #Class incremental \\================ =((incremental - eins - zwei - drei vier «« fünf =)) =)slide ====================
=(slide ===================== #Classes outline and expanded \\=========================== =((outline expanded|outline - one -- one a --- one a I --- one a II -- one b - two -- two a -- two b =)) =)slide ====================
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