Apply data-state 'title' to the title slide #123
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The footer is outside the actual title slide so the slide's CSS class can not be used to hide the footer. Instead a data state needs to be applied, which in turn gets applied as a CSS class to the entire document by reveal.js.
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Looks good. The slides too! Is the source / [S]CSS available somewhere? I would like to see how you've done footnotes so I can document it in our README. I'll manually test your PR and merge. |
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Works as advertised and found your repo. I'll try to submit a proposal for footers in asciidoctor-reveal.js based on your stuff I think. |
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Oh, sorry for not reacting, was afk. Good thing, you found the repo.
That would be awesome! 😃 Note that I use almost (but not quite) the same content on the title slide. Maybe you could provide a nice way to reuse the same content there. |
Covering all cases is not going to be easy. I invite you to subscribe to notifications in #53 and evaluate what we come up with. |
Some fancy stuff mind end up outside of slide sections and to give it special treatment on the title slide, the section's CSS class
titledoes not suffice. (See a use case here, where the footer only shows from the second slide forward.)This change applies the data-state
titleto the title slide, making reveal.js apply it as a CSS class to the document when the title slide is active.