# presentr **Repository Path**: mirrors_jsantell/presentr ## Basic Information - **Project Name**: presentr - **Description**: jQuery Plugin for Presentations - **Primary Language**: Unknown - **License**: MIT - **Default Branch**: master - **Homepage**: None - **GVP Project**: No ## Statistics - **Stars**: 0 - **Forks**: 0 - **Created**: 2020-09-25 - **Last Updated**: 2026-03-22 ## Categories & Tags **Categories**: Uncategorized **Tags**: None ## README presentr: jQuery Plugin for Presentations ============================================================ # What *presentr* is jQuery plugin designed to let you make a presentation in the browser fast. [Live demo with usage info](http://jsantell.com/presentr), also check out included ``index.html``. Start using it! Grab or fork it from here, or contact me (here on GitHub, [Twitter](http://www.twitter.com/jsantell), [my site](http://jsantell.com)) if you have any feedback! # Usage Include presentr in your head
<script type='text/javascript' src='js/jquery.presentr.min.js'></script>
Create a jQuery object with the class of the slides and call the presentr method, passing in any (non-required) options:
$(function() {
$('#slides').presentr({
speed: 500,
pageDisplay: $('#slideinfo'),
hashJump: true,
hashPrefix: 'slide'
});
});
# Options
* ``speed``: Speed in ms of slide changes (default: 1000)
* ``pageDisplay``: Set this to the jQuery collection you'd like to update with frame info (default: null)
* ``hashJump``: If you want the slides to update the URL and able to be linked to and snap (default: true)
* ``hashPrefix``: String that proceeds the slide in the hash (default: 'slide')
* ``slideFunctions``: Object that stores information on functions to be called during slide enter, exit, and during slides. More info in features.
* ``onSlide``: Callback function on slide change (default: noop)
* ``onSubslide``: Callback function on subslide change (default: noop)
* ``slideFunctions``: Object containing enter, exit and subslide functions. (default: {})
slideFunctions: {
'4': {
enter: function() { $('.slide4elements').hide(); },
subslides: [
function() { $('#bulletPoint1').fadeIn(); },
function() { $('#bulletPoint2').fadeIn(); },
function() { $('#bulletPoint3').fadeIn(); },
function() { $('#codeSnippet').fadeIn(); }
],
exit: function() { $('.slide4elements').hide(); }
},
'7': {
enter: DEMOS.trig.start,
exit: DEMOS.trig.stop
}
}
# Events
* ``slide.presentr``: This event is triggered on slide change
$('#slides').bind('slide.presentr', function(e, slide, direction) {
...
});
* ``subslide.presentr``: This event is triggered on subslide change
$('#slides').bind('subslide.presentr', function(e, slide) {
...
});
# Features
* Page Display: Specifying a ``pageDisplay`` jQuery object replaces the HTML of that object with the current slide number out of the total number of slides. Check out the [demo](http://www.jsantell.com/presentr) and see the big pink box in the upper right?
* Slide Jump: Setting ``hashJump`` to true will update the URL with a hash on every slide event. The prefix can be changed by setting ``hashPrefix`` to the string you'd like to use. Copy and pasting the URL with the hash will jump right to the slide.
* Slide Functions: ``slideFunctions`` is an object with slide numbers as its keys and objects with three available methods as its value: ``enter``, ``exit``, and ``subslides``. ``enter`` and ``exit`` accepts a function to be called when entering or exiting a slide, respectively, while ``subslides`` is an array of functions to be called sequentially when progressing through an individual slide. In the demo, slide 4 has four elements fading in, and hidden on enter and exit. Slide 7 starts the trig demo upon enter, and stops it upon exit.
# Compatability
* Tested in jQuery 1.2.3 - 1.6.2
* Works in legit browsers. Even non-legit browsers like IE7. Does not work in IE6. The JS works as far as I know, but if anyone wants to fuck with the animate CSS, fork the shit out of this.
# License
The MIT License, Copyright © 2011 Jordan Santell -- Collab, progress, victory