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#REDIRECT [[Slide show#Web-based slide show]]
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A '''Web-based slideshow''' is a [[slide show]] which can be played (viewed or presented) using a [[web browser]]. Some web based slide shows are generated from [[presentation software]] and may be difficult to change (they are usually not supposed to). Others offer templates allowing the slide show to be easily edited and changed.
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Compared to a fully fledged [[presentation program]] the web based slide shows are usually limited in features.
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A web based slide show is typically generated to or authored in [[HTML]], [[JavaScript]] and [[CSS]] code (files).
== Features ==
=== Player/Presentation Features ===
* [[HTML5_in_mobile_devices#Offline_support|Works offline]]
* No extra runtime environments or plugins required to view the slide show (some players may require [[Adobe Flash]] or [[Java]])
* Keyboard navigation
* Slide transitions and animations
* Full screen support, can automatically resizing text and images to fit the screen
* Mobile device support, can be displayed on a [[smartphone]] using a [[mobile web browser]] or a [[mobile app]].
* URL to slide, can link directly to a slide using a URL (typically accomplishing using a [[fragment identifier]]).
* Displays a table of contents
* Auto-play/timed transitions
* Compatible with multiple browsers
* Can display slide notes for the speaker
* Print mode
=== Editor Features ===
* Theme and styling support
* Can embed images
* Can embed videos and audio and other multimedia
* Supports master pages/templates for slides
* Embedding [[SVG]]
* Embedding [[MathML]]
* Embedding other web pages
==References==
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[[Category:Presentation software]]
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