Would be nice if you could somehow designate a section of each slide for 'speaker notes' which would just be hidden when in presentation mode

Wouldn't it be nice to have syntax hl for code blocks in the presentation?

There is a semi working version for vim-orgmode which we could improve and use.

See jceb/vim-orgmode#147

I used the sample markdown provided in the example and getting this issues



No Syntax Highlighting as well... I'm not using any other markdown plugin

Snippet of codes are wrappered around thick borders, but does not have any colour syntax support.
Anyway to use 'bat' if it's installed?

It says:

========  ===============
FILETYPE  SLIDE SEPARATOR
========  ===============
markdown  XXX
rst       ~~~~
orgmode   #----
========  ===============

While on the help (which is correct, at least for markdown) it says:

 FILETYPE       |  SLIDE SEPARATOR
 ---------------+-----------------
 markdown       |  # heading
 rst            |  ~~~~
 orgmode        |  #----

I know it is something minor, but it bugged me while testing.

Hi,

first of all thanks for this plugin.

I was wondering if theres a way to have the main text indented so it doesn't stick to the left window border quite as much. I already tried re-enabling the sign column but with my color scheme that doesn't look too great.

I can try and implement something if given an idea for how to go about this.

Cheers,
Normen

Is there a tool to turn the README.md into vim doc?

It would be great to have some "formatting" in the slide. Nothing fancy, just some padding on the right and on top, in order to center the content

#26 adds support for fancy formatting (centering, figlet, etc.). Currently this is only supported by mardown files. We should also add this option for rst and org.

When presenting, "--No lines in buffer--" message is shown. Would be nicer to have it hidden. I'm running vim with:

vim PresentingDemo.rst -c ":set showtabline=0" -c ":set noruler" -c ":PresentingStart"

Is it somehow possible to hide it?

I use a plugin called gabrielelana/vim-markdown
and the plugin is disabled when I place presenting.vim to be above gabrielelana/vim-markdown

When I put vim-markdown to be top of presenting.vim, then presenting.vim is disabled and no longer works. :(

Error detected while processing function 32_Start:
line 15:
E15: Invalid expression:
"SLIDE" [New File]
Press ENTER or type command to continue

I like to use the plugin with syntax highlighting disabled, as it makes moving faster, but when I disable the syntax, these "Tags" appear on the side and I can't delete.

File Type MarkDown

This markdown

# Tables

| Last Name      | First Name | Born | Bacon Number |
|----------------|------------|------|--------------|
| Bacon          | Kevin      | 1958 | 0            |
| Chan           | Jackie     | 1954 | 2            |
| Reagan         | Ronald     | 1911 | 2            |
| Ryan           | Meg        | 1961 | 1            |
| Saldaña        | Zoë        | 1978 | 2            |
| Schwarzenegger | Arnold     | 1947 | 2            |
| Temple         | Shirley    | 1928 | 3            |

Renders as

                                                                          _____     _     _           
                                                                         |_   _|_ _| |__ | | ___  ___ 
                                                                           | |/ _` | '_ \| |/ _ \/ __|
                                                                           | | (_| | |_) | |  __/\__ \
                                                                           |_|\__,_|_.__/|_|\___||___/
                                                                                                      

«tr»                                                            ┏━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┳━━━━━━━━━━━━┳━━━━━━┳━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┓
«th»                                                            ┃ Last Name      ┃ First Name ┃ Born ┃ Bacon Number ┃
«tr»                                                            ┣━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━╋━━━━━━━━━━━━╋━━━━━━╋━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┫
«tr»                                                            ┃ Bacon          ┃ Kevin      ┃ 1958 ┃ 0            ┃
«tr»                                                            ┃ Chan           ┃ Jackie     ┃ 1954 ┃ 2            ┃
«tr»                                                            ┃ Reagan         ┃ Ronald     ┃ 1911 ┃ 2            ┃
«tr»                                                            ┃ Ryan           ┃ Meg        ┃ 1961 ┃ 1            ┃
«tr»                                                            ┃ Saldaña        ┃ Zoë        ┃ 1978 ┃ 2            ┃
«tr»                                                            ┃ Schwarzenegger ┃ Arnold     ┃ 1947 ┃ 2            ┃
«tr»                                                            ┃ Temple         ┃ Shirley    ┃ 1928 ┃ 3            ┃
«tr»                                                            ┗━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┻━━━━━━━━━━━━┻━━━━━━┻━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┛

I have ```cpp ``` for c++, and c for c, and python for python etc, i.e. the 'standard' markdown code block, however they're either displayed as a single color, or the code just disappears, the code block in markdown does not work for me on ubuntu 20.04 vim8.

your examples make it look like the presentation mode will render markdown but my presentations just pass the characters through (see image below)

this might be by design, e.g. you're just using markdown as a way to separate slides, but might be worth updating the documentation to make clear that markdown is not being used for the actual markup.

Hi I really appreciate your work on providing an intuitive presentation solution! It is such a relief that I can create a few slides without reaching for my mouse.

Would it be possible to modify the slide after PresentationStart? This would be exceptional for Q&As during a presentation.

Does this plugin compile the markdown and not show the markdown syntax? Thanks

Would be nice to have the slides available in the buffer list (following the slides order) so I can easily go to an specific slide whenever I want.

The indented checkboxes doesn't render properly

  elseif a:text =~? '^[*-] \[[x ]\]'
    let new_text += [substitute(substitute(a:text, '^[*-] \[ \]', '□', ''), '^[*-] \[x\]', '■', '')]

looks like needs to be updated, but i'm not too familiar with vim regex..