Releases: jedcn/reveal-ck
v3.3.0
config.yml gets "requires"
Overview
This release adds a single new feature: the ability to configure ruby files / libraries that will be required in when building your slides.
Features
You can now add a "requires" to your config.yml, and it can work as described here.
Bug Fixes
- An issue was fixed where font files weren't found, and were returning 404s: #45.
Availability
The newly released gem is available on rubygems.org: https://rubygems.org/gems/reveal-ck/versions/3.2.0
Adding <meta name="description">
Overview
This release adds a single new feature: the ability to configure the generated <meta name="description" of your slides.
Features
You can now add a "description" to your config.yml, and it'll work as described here.
Bug Fixes
None
Availability
The newly released gem is available on rubygems.org: https://rubygems.org/gems/reveal-ck/versions/3.1.0
v3.0.1
Overview
No new features or bug fixes were added in this release.
Instead, all dependencies were upgraded to the latest available versions and they were locked in at that version. There are no more "ranges" for versions with reveal-ck.
Guard was the "most difficult" upgrade because of how its API changed, so there may be some lurking issues with browser reloading.
This release dropped explicit support for textile. This came in over 2 years ago, but, I've never heard of anyone using it (or being psyched know it was an option). However-- if you have a gem like RedCloth installed you can still create a slides.textile file and use textile because of how tilt works. Yahoo!
Features
None.
Bug Fixes
None
Availability
The newly released gem is available on rubygems.org: https://rubygems.org/gems/reveal-ck/versions/3.0.1.
v3.0.0
Overview
This release syncs up with reveal.js 3.0.0.
Features
It's now the case that all of the reveal.js 3.0.0 stylings and enhancements are included in the presentations generated by reveal-ck. For example, the new default theme is black.
This satisfies #31.
Availability
The newly released gem is available on rubygems.org: https://rubygems.org/gems/reveal-ck/versions/3.0.0.
v0.6.2
Overview
This release contained a single bug fix.
Bugs
Escaping HTML in Markdown Code Snippets
Thanks to @skirino for finding this bug, logging it, and fixing it!
Previously, if you created slides with markdown and those slides contained a snippet of code and that code contained HTML special characters, there was a chance the markdown processor could misinterpret them.
That's no longer the case-- they will correctly be escaped now.
For more details, see Issue #32 or look at the file changes to see a clear example in a modified .feature file.
Availability
The newly released gem is available on rubygems.org: https://rubygems.org/gems/reveal-ck/versions/0.6.2
v0.6.1
Overview
This release contained a single bug fix.
Bugs
Emoji with underscores aren't always displayed properly
This was a quick and small bug fix surrounding emoji when creating slides with markdown. See #29 for details.
Availability
The gem is up on rubygems.org over here: https://rubygems.org/gems/reveal-ck/versions/0.6.1
v0.6.0
Features
Markdown Support for Vertical Slides
It's now possible to create vertical slides when writing in markdown!
This is what a single vertical column looks like:
***
These
---
Slides
---
Are VerticalIn short-- you use *** to start a column and *** to (optionally) stop the column.
Check out the general introduction and several examples to get started.
Markdown Support for Tables
reveal-ck now supports Github Flavored Markdown for tables.
Specifically, you can now write this in your slides.md and you'll get a full-on table:
Item | Value | Quantity
------------- | ------------- | ---------
Apples | $1 | 18
Lemonade | $2 | 20
Bread | $3.50 | 2
Take a look at these examples to get going.
General Update to reveal.js
This release pulls in the "dev" branch of the official reveal.js. Previously we'd been pulling in the master, and so, you'll get the latest reveal.js as of a few weeks ago.