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impress-console

This module provides a speaker console for impress.js. It shows speaker notes, a small view of the current slide, a preview of the next slide in order, a clock and a resettable timer.

This started as an update of David Souther's notes.js, but is now not longer recognizable as such, but some parts of his code remains.

Usage

To use it put impressConsole.js in the js directory under your presentation, and put impressConsole.css in the css directory under your presentation. The console will look for css/impressConsole.css, so you need to locate it there.

Then add the following to the bottom of your presentation HTML:

<script src="js/impressNotes.js"></script>

And add this to the script where you call impress.init():

notes().init();

You can then open the speaker window with the N key. You can also open it automatically with:

notes().open();

All in all, the impress.js initialization at the end of the file hence should look something like this:

<script src="js/impress.js"></script>
<script src="js/impressConsole.js"></script>
<script>
    impress().init();
    console().init();
    console().open(); // If you want them to open automatically
</script>

The timer at the bottom of the screen starts automatically, and will reset if you click on it.

Credits

• Lennart Regebro, [email protected]
• David Souther, [email protected], author of the original notes.js