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| Full screen || Basic || Supports showing the slide show in full screen (in the browser). Usually implies some sort of automatic scaling of text and images on slides (pages).
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| PageSlide numbers || Basic || Supports viewing (toggle) the current slide (page) number and total number of slides (pages), e.g. 1/19.
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| Mobile device compatible || Semi-Advanced || Can be displayed on (the browser) in a mobile phone or tablet. Also implies supporting touch to move between slides (pages).
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| Slide URL || Semi-Advanced || Supports a direct [[URL]] to each slide (page), typically using [[fragment identifier]] #.
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| TOC || Semi-Advanced || Supports viewing (toggle) a table of contents.
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| Auto play || Advanced || Supports automatic timed play (movement) to next slide.
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| Toggle speaker notes || Advanced || Allow the user to see/view his/her speaker notes, e.g. as overlay or footer on the screen.
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| Prints || Advanced || Supports printing the slide show pages, with or without slide (page) numbers and with or without the speaker notes.
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! Editing Feature !! Feature type || Description
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| Background off || Semi-Advanced || Supports turning off background image for individual slides (pages).
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| Outline || Semi-Advanced || Supports creating outline with hidden elements (e.g. text) that can be expanded/collapsed in player.
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| Pretty printed source code || Advanced || Supports inserting source code, possibly pretty printed in player.
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| Revealed elements || Advanced || Supports marking elements, e.g. list elements, to be transitionally revealed incrementally - one by one (- typically by a key/button press in player). The revelation may be animated/transitioned, e.g. via fade in, wipe, etc.
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| Group revelation || Advanced || Supports marking elements belonging to a ordered group of elements which are revealed together, e.g. group by group in a sequence (typically by a key press in player). The revelation may be animated/transitioned.