Thanks for pointing that out, have filed an issue for this and will fix soon.

That's been fixed now, thanks for the heads up.

The library sizes to fit a large variety of screen resolutions, PDF export has been added as well: https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js#pdf-export

Agree that HTML isn't ideal for writing content. Support for Markdown was added to reveal.js two days ago and I'm hoping that will make it a bit easier. A GUI editor is also underway for people that don't want to touch any code at all.

Adding slides after initialization isn't a problem. I'm also working on an editor for this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3RQZ4mcr1c&feature=plcp

This looks great! Is this available somewhere to play with? If it supports vertical align in addition to the features you demoed there, that's all I need for most of my presentations.

It's not online anywhere yet unfortunately. Vertical alignment is on the to-do list – will be added as an opt-in config value.

All right, then I probably shouldn't bother :-)

However, maybe some of the Create.js components, like Hallo.js would make sense? http://hallojs.org/

Hallo.js looks cool. I like the idea of inline editing. That said, I've already spent a good amount of time fixing integration errors with my current editor so am not sure I want to restart that process with another library right now. Perhaps after release.

Well, if it is going to be open source, I may be able to help with that :-)

dude I just want to say I know you, I follow your posts, and as scary as this sounds, I think you are awesome. Well done sir.

Sure is frustrating that you can't get an update ('scroll') event from -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch, so I left the scroll effects with regular overflow scroll.

They added support in FF10, so it should make it to their stable release in around two months.

Are you sure? I'm using Nightly 12.0a1, and it is very slow (1-2fps). It's still smooth in Chrome, though.

It works, but the native widgets aren't getting retained layers, so it's really slow. I filed a bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=713532

There's a 3D rotation transition between slides and on the anchors – requires Chrome/Safari/Mobile Safari/FF10 though so perhaps you're not seeing them.

update: ff8 = ff10

ff9 doesnt work for me. chrome does. you mentioned ff8?

My bad, they added support in FF10 and I was testing in FF11. http://caniuse.com/#search=css3%203d%20transforms

I added an option for rendering on a canvas element instead of adding elements to the DOM. It performs a lot better this way since there's no DOM reflow/layout to worry about.

Thanks for the comment. Will definitely add functionality for sharing images. I also just purchased textify.it and will be moving this project there.