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ModernSlides/example/example.json
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Title: The Baumol Effect
Header: Comparison
BigText: Why is progress slow?
Text: Standard text.
Text(1.4): Scaled text.
SmallText: Supporting text.
TinyText: Footnote.
Quote(Baumol and Bowen): Quote text.
Image(60%): image.jpg | Caption
Break: 1.5
Rule:
Website: https://example.com
Code(python):
print("hi")
End
Aside: On-slide annotation
Background: image.jpg
Background(full): image.jpg
Columns(2,1; valign=top): Text: Left column. Image: chart.png | Caption --- Text: Right column. End Table(widths=2,1,1; header=1; columnAlign=l,r,r): Period | Fast | Slow $t=0$ | 20 hrs | 80 hrs $t=1$ | 10 hrs | **80 hrs** End
**bold** *italic* ***both*** [text](https://example.com) [go to slide](#slide-id) $E=mc^2$ and $$x^2$$ \* literal star, \| literal pipe, \$ literal dollar Text(align=left): left aligned Text(align=center): centered Text(align=right): right aligned - bullet + bullet 1. numbered item Text(steps): - first click - second click - third click Text: Visible from the start. [Step 1] Text: Appears on the first advance. [End Step 1] [Step 2] BigText: Appears on the second advance. [End Step 2]
E edit / present F fullscreen S speaker window P print slides N print with notes ← → previous / next step or slide Home / End first / last slide Esc leave fullscreen or presentation In the editor: t: Title b: BigText x: Text s: SmallText y: TinyText I: Image C: Columns T: Table q: Quote F: Background(full) W: Website
Use semicolons between arguments. Text(step=2): appears at step 2 Text(step=1-3): visible steps 1 through 3 Text(align=center): centered block Image(width=60%; fit=cover; focus=65% 40%): image.jpg Website(poster=preview.jpg): https://example.com Table(header=1; headercol=1; columnAlign=l,r): Code(python): labels the code block as Python.
Pasted and dropped images are stored inside the downloaded JSON file.