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readme tweaks
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Closes #1073.
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Fixing spelling typo and GitHub proper camelcase for brand name
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Chromium users need to check Background graphics option when printing.
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Auto-sliding will now use the method specified in the config if it is
a function or default to navigateNext.
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When the autoSlideRight config option is active, the auto-sliding
will always navigate to the right and never down even if slides are
present there. This allows hidden "bonus slides" in presentations
which can be displayed as needed but won't show up automatically.
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This brings together all configuration options.
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Update README to include socket.io 1.3.5 examples
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tiny followup to #1103
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It works around the current PDF rendering bugs like #1261
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The socket.io server at reveal.jit.su has been updated with socket.io
1.x, which means the examples referring to 0.9.x client libraries
no longer work. Update them with URLs for 1.3.5.
Fixes #1276.
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PDF exporting also works with Chromium
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Added missing comma on the configuration example
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Correct Readme.md -> Theming -> sky
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For those who can't install Google Chrome (e.g. work network policies) but can use Chromium, Chromium does work for creating the pdf. I updated the readme accordingly. Thanks!
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Theming/sky.css has dark gray text on light blue background; not white text
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background video loop
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Now the transition isn’t any more „per slide“ but „per movement of a
slide“. So the slide can disappear in another way than it appeared.
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To honor the DRY principle repeating patterns have been factored out.
In addition there was an anchor missing in README.md.
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Some code blocks weren't indented, so they ended up messing up the numbering. Indenting them fixed it.
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