Possibility to arrange slides on a grid as in reveal.js

[gevero]

Sequential arrangement of slides
Right now the slides are simply arranged sequentially

Slides arranged on a grid
It would be nice to have slides arranged on a grid, as implemented in reveal.js. It would be very useful when teaching classes. With slides on a grid, the first slide of a column would be the one with the teaching content, and the ones below could be used as a virtual whiteboard.

Possible alternative
A possible alternative would be to have a whiteboard plugin. With the possibility to pull up a whiteboard associated with each slides.

[piranna]

I like the idea, but one limitation I found in Reveal.js grid is that you can only append them down or right, since all slides are arranged in a 2D space. I would like to be able to add them to the left too, also if they would "overlap" in a 2D space, and maybe move to anywhere else when doing a transition, not only to the close slides.

[Marco-Christiani]

How should this be implemented, as a vue component?

[heyalexnet]

I use this feature to design presentations where I can go into more details only if needed. The top slides are the main content and if I get questions or feel I need to go deeper then I move down.

[sultaniman]

That would be good to have.

[psifertex]

I'd very much like this as well, this is my favorite design decision from reveal.js and it saddened me to see it not implemented in slidev.

To clarify though for my use-case, a whiteboard plugin does not help at all. The value for me is being able to organize topics logically into "chapters" such that every section or chapter starts in a new column. This helps not only when creating slides because I can lay out my thoughts better, but because I can more easily organize/move around slides by topics.

Additionally, while presenting it's much faster for me to navigate to any other specific slide because I first identify the column by scrolling horizontally, and then I scroll vertically within that column to the specific slide. Less clicks to get to where I need to which is super important when presenting live!