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3.3 Slide Backgrounds, Transitions, and Fragments
Apart from setting various options when you initialize the framework, as we saw in the previous lesson, you can customize the slide backgrounds and transitions individually. This is very useful for when you don’t want all your slides to look the same and animate in the same way.
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1.Introduction1 lesson, 01:33
1 lesson, 01:33
1.1Welcome to the Course01:33
1.1
Welcome to the Course
01:33
2.Installation and Basic Usage3 lessons, 16:19
3 lessons, 16:19
2.1The Simple Installation04:04
2.1
The Simple Installation
04:04
2.2Basic Usage06:14
2.2
Basic Usage
06:14
2.3Installing Reveal.js on a Local Web Server06:01
2.3
Installing Reveal.js on a Local Web Server
06:01
3.Advanced Use of Reveal.js5 lessons, 42:38
5 lessons, 42:38
3.1Using Markdown to Create Slides05:27
3.1
Using Markdown to Create Slides
05:27
3.2Configuring Your Presentation12:36
3.2
Configuring Your Presentation
12:36
3.3Slide Backgrounds, Transitions, and Fragments13:38
3.3
Slide Backgrounds, Transitions, and Fragments
13:38
3.4Theming Your Presentation03:52
3.4
Theming Your Presentation
03:52
3.5Other Useful Features07:05
3.5
Other Useful Features
07:05
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