DOMSlides - HTML and CSS Presentation slides system

Saturday July 23rd 2005, 3:03 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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DOMSlides is Yet another DOM/CSS based presentation slides system created by Christian Heilmann that will allow you to create your own presentation using simple HTML and CSS.

DOMSlides turns an HTML document into presentation slides via Unobtrusive JavaScript

Readers without JavaScript will see one HTML page with content split up into headings and content

Readers with JavaScript can navigate the slides either

via previous and next links

via the cursor up and cursor down keys or

via a table of contents

Great job Christian.

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