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Creating an auto-play presentation
From the course: reveal.js: Online Presentations
Creating an auto-play presentation
Reveal.js allows you to autoplay either your whole presentation or parts of your presentation. That can be useful if you're trying to do a pecha kucha, an Ignite presentation, or if you're simply trying to showcase a series of slides in order. To set your entire presentation to autoslide, all you have to do is modify the initialize object. That's usually at the very bottom of your presentation. So, we can do this anywhere in this sequence right here. I'll put it after the progress parameter, and I'm going to add an auto slide parameter right here. You want to make that this S is capitalized or it won't work, and then you want to add a number. Now the number is in milliseconds, so 3000 would mean three seconds. We save this, we switch over to our presentation and we refresh the page. Now you gotta wait for it, there it goes. So every three seconds, it's going to switch through and show you a different slide. Now even when it gets to the part that the slides are vertical, you'll see…
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Exporting your presentations to PDF1m 54s
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Creating an auto-play presentation2m 45s
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Adding functionality with external JavaScript libraries6m 35s
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Working with API functions5m 53s
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Controlling your presentation with API events6m 46s
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Placing Adobe Edge animations inside reveal.js4m 46s
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Controlling an Adobe Edge animation with reveal.js6m 10s
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