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A '''Web-based slideshow''' is a [[slide show]] which can be viewed or presented using a [[web browser]]. Some web-based slide shows are generated from [[presentation software]] and may be difficult to change. Others offer templates allowing the slide show to be easily edited and changed. Compared to a fully fledged [[presentation program]] the web based slide shows are usually limited in features. A web-based slide show is typically generated in [[HTML]], [[JavaScript]] and [[CSS]] code.

== Features ==

=== Player/Presentation Features ===

* Keyboard navigation.

* Slide transitions and animations.

* Auto-play/timed transitions.

* Displays a table of contents.

* Nested slides

* Separate slide notes for the speaker.

* Full screen support, with automatic text and images resizing to fit full screen.

* Responsive layout support, with automatic text and images resizing to fit the resized screen.

* URL to slide (typically accomplishing using a [[fragment identifier]]).

* Print mode.

* PDF export.

* Mobile device support, using a [[mobile web browser]] or a [[mobile app]].

* Compatibility with multiple browsers.

* No extra runtime environments or plugins required to view the slide show (some players may require [[Adobe Flash]] or [[Java (software platform)|Java]])

* [[HTML5 in mobile devices#Offline support|Ability to work offline]].

=== 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

== List of web-based slide shows engines {{Anchor|List}} ==