* Parses any current data-markdown slides, splits * multi-slide markdown into separate sections and * handles loading of external markdown.

* Resets all vertical slides so that only the first * is visible.

* Finds and stores references to DOM elements which are * required by the presentation. If a required element is * not found, it is created.

* This is an unfortunate necessity. Iframes can trigger the * parent window to scroll, for example by focusing an input. * This scrolling can not

* Configures the presentation for printing to a static * PDF.

* Registers a listener to postMessage events, this makes it * possible to call all reveal.js API methods from another * window. For example: *

* Opens a overlay window with help material.

* Opens a preview window for the target URL.

* Sorts and formats all of fragments in the * presentation.

* Starts up reveal.js by binding input events and navigating * to the current URL deeplink if there is one.

* "Starts" the content of an embedded iframe using the * postmessage API.

* Stop playback of any embedded content inside of * the targeted slide.

* Syncs the presentation with the current DOM. Useful * when new slides or control elements are added or when * the configuration has changed.

* Toggles the auto slide mode on and off. * * @param {Boolean} override Optional flag which sets the desired state. * True means autoplay starts

* Constructor for the playback component, which displays * play/pause/progress controls. * * @param {HTMLElement} container The component will a

* Starts up the presentation if the client is capable.

* Checks if the auto slide mode is currently on.

Show module infos

The HTTP API functions asynchronously & synchronously. In asynchronous mode, work is done on the threads supplied by the client's ExecutorService.

Start a process, listen to process termination, retrieve process details, kill processes.

Stream utilities.

Easily traverse stackframes.

* Handles click on the auto-sliding controls element.

* Handler for the document level 'keypress' event.

* Handles mouse wheel scrolling, throttled to avoid skipping * multiple slides.

* Event handler for navigation control buttons.

* Invoked when a slide is and we're in the overview.

* Handle for the window level 'visibilitychange' event.

* Convert pointer down to touch start.

* Convert pointer move to touch move.

* Convert pointer up to touch end.

* Handles clicks on links that are set to preview in the * iframe overlay.

* Clicking on the progress bar results in a navigation to the * closest approximate horizontal slide using this equation: * * ( clickX / present

* Handler for the window level 'hashchange' event.

* Handler for the window level 'resize' event.

* Pan the document when the mosue cursor approaches the edges * of the window.

* Causes the address bar to hide on mobile devices, * more vertical space ftw.

* Restores the presentation to the given state. * * @param {Object} state As generated by getState()