After a live presentation of the slideshow, we will want to send a link to the slides to all attendees. In that case, the slideshow should present all slides on a single display (excluding the speaker slides) and live-coding example should go to their final state; also the remote controller should be desactivated (no more link with Firebase back-end).
One solution would be to add a live attribute to the ‹dia-show› element, which would enable current behavior or, if absent, the newly described behavior. Another one is to produce an alternate set of slides, with one slide per individual diapositive that we want to present for non-live presentation, and place it in another HTML file. Would require less change to the slideshow feature set.
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After a live presentation of the slideshow, we will want to send a link to the slides to all attendees. In that case, the slideshow should present all slides on a single display (excluding the speaker slides) and live-coding example should go to their final state; also the remote controller should be desactivated (no more link with Firebase back-end).
One solution would be to add a
liveattribute to the ‹dia-show› element, which would enable current behavior or, if absent, the newly described behavior. Another one is to produce an alternate set of slides, with one slide per individual diapositive that we want to present for non-live presentation, and place it in another HTML file. Would require less change to the slideshow feature set.See also