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Export the presentation #4
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Your browser can do that ! Simply click on "File > Save as" and you'll get a local copy to make an offline presentation. However this S5 plugin has two bugs when saving offline copies A/ the S5 themes includes in the plugin have "slides.css" file that contains the javascript command "@import url(antoher_file.css)" . Most browser don't recognize this command when they save the local copy and antoher_file.css is not downloaded locally , in result the local copy is missing some CSS specs and basiscally the local copy looks blank. B/ Most S5 theme use a background image defined in the CSS files. Once again most browser don't understand that and the background image is not downloaded two.... The solutions are easy : A/ simply concat the 3 imported css files files into the slides.css file : cd s5/ui/your_theme/ B/ You must "hardlink" in the HTML page so that the browser sees it and dowload it for local copy : In s5/renderer.php at line 79 add the following
In most S5 theme the background logo is called logo.png but to be sure can do this for all the images in the directory ui/your_theme/ |
It would be neat to be able to export the "package" (html+css's) in case of an offline DokuWiki install, and needing to make a presentation when abroad.
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