Standards-Based CSS/XHTML Slide Show

sootman writes "Eric Meyer, the man behind the famous Complex Spiral (CSS) Demo page, is at it again. He has created S5, "a slide show format based entirely on XHTML, CSS, and JavaScript." As he says, "With one file, you can run a complete slide show and have a printer-friendly version as well. The markup used for the slides is very simple, highly semantic, and completely accessible." So it can be used for PowerPoint-like work and the show responds to a variety of input--you can go to the next slide by pressing Return, Right, Space, etc. It is being released under a Creative Commons license. So fire up our favorite standards-compliant browser and check it out!"

A New Record ..

[z0ink]

No posts and already slashdotted.

1st Slide

[Anonymous Coward]

First Slide

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[Anonymous Coward]

Brilliant moderators. How does a first post get modded as redundant? Criminy.

You bastards Slashdotted Eric

[digitalgimpus]

Is there no end?

An attempt to use a standards compliant Web as an alternative to MS Powerpoint...

and you slashdot his ass. :-D

Re:copy/paste

[Slime-dogg]

As a bonus, its markup is compatible with the Opera Show Format

After it gets it's first bloat-ware patch, it'll be Oprah Show compatible too!

I'm here all week.

CSS stands for

[Dorsai65]

Can't Survive Slashdotting, apparently.

Re:Oh, the irony - slashdot talking about standard

[notthe9]

Slashdot is standards compliant. HTML 3.2 Other than the over 110 deviations on the main page, they are totally compliant.

Re:A New Record ..

[Anonymous Coward]

stop these first-post-already-slashdotted people! PLEASE! They 're like happy puppies humping /.'s leg because they've got nothing better to say.

And these posts still get modded funny?? Redundant, yes ... Offtopic, yes ... Funny, NOT ANYMORE!

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[Ctrl-Z]

You must be new here. I know, I know ... not funny, right?