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<h1>Seminar</h1>
<h2>Daichi Toma</h2>
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<h1>Seminar</h1>
<h3>Daichi Toma</h3>
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<h1>What Is S5?</h1>
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<li>It's a <strong>S</strong>imple <strong>S</strong>tandards-based <strong>S</strong>lide <strong>S</strong>how <strong>S</strong>ystem</li>
<li>One XHTML document provides all of the slide show's content</li>
<li>CSS handles the layout and look of the slides</li>
<li>JavaScript handles the dynamic aspects of the show</li>
<li>That's all there is to it!  (<a href="#slide10">skip to summary</a>; demonstrates links internal to the slide show)</li>
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<li>I have notes here!</li>
<li>Keen.</li>
<li>Remember to tell people that notes are a new feature in 1.2</li>
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<h1>Operatic Origins</h1>
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<li>Opera 4 introduced <a href="http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/operashow/" rel="external">Opera Show</a>, a projection-mode style sheet technology (link demonstrates external link styling and window spawning)</li>
<li>Allows a single XHTML document to be turned into a PowerPoint-like slide show</li>
<li>Adding screen and print style sheets allows for multi-medium views of a single document</li>
<li>Highly efficient, but highly browser centric...</li>
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<li>S5 and OperaShow diverged greatly in S5 1.1</li>
<li>S5 1.2 should (we hope) bring them into harmony once more</li>
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<h1>Incremental Display</h1>
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<li>Keep hitting/clicking "next" as long as it isn't the control link (&raquo;)</li>
<li>Bullet points are revealed one by one
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<li>All based on class name of <code>inc</code></li>
<li>Lists can be classed to make items appear individually</li>
<li>Individual items can be classed as well to create "animations"; see <a href="http://boxofchocolates.ca/projects/s5-incremental-graphics/" rel="external">Derek Featherstone's example</a></li>
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<li>Let's try it again, but without the first bullet point being pre-highlighted...</li>
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<h1>Incremental Display II</h1>
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<li>Keep hitting/clicking "next" as long as it isn't the control link (&raquo;)</li>
<li>Bullet points are revealed one by one
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<li>All based on class name of <code>incremental</code></li>
<li>Lists can be classed to make items appear individually</li>
<li>Individual items can be classed as well to create "animations"; see <a href="http://boxofchocolates.ca/projects/s5-incremental-graphics/" rel="external">Derek Featherstone's example</a></li>
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<li>Notice how the sub-list was part of the parent bullet point; that was done on purpose</li>
<li>Now to move on to other test slides!</li>
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<h1>PNG Alpha Tests</h1>
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<img class="scale" src="pix/bg-shade.png" width="200" height="200" alt="" title="A translucent image" />
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<div style="width: 100%; height: 150px; text-align: center; background: url(pix/bg-shade.png)">
<p>DIV with PNG background followed by foreground PNG</p>
<img class="scale" src="pix/bg-shade.png" width="200" height="200" alt="" title="A translucent image" />
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<h1>S5 Default File Structure</h1>
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<h1>S5 Themes</h1>
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<img class="scale" width="256" height="187" src="pix/S501.jpg" alt="" title="Default" />&nbsp;<img class="scale" width="256" height="187" src="pix/S502.jpg" alt="" title="Avanced" /><br />
<img class="scale" width="256" height="187" src="pix/S503.jpg" alt="" title="Sunny" />&nbsp;<img class="scale" width="256" height="187" src="pix/S504.jpg" alt="" title="School" /><br />
<small>(one way of presenting multiple graphics)</small>
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<h1>Incremental S5 Themes</h1>
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<img class="scale incremental" width="256" height="187" src="pix/S501.jpg" alt="" title="Default" />&nbsp;<img class="scale incremental" width="256" height="187" src="pix/S502.jpg" alt="" title="Avanced" /><br />
<img class="scale incremental" width="256" height="187" src="pix/S503.jpg" alt="" title="Sunny" />&nbsp;<img class="scale incremental" width="256" height="187" src="pix/S504.jpg" alt="" title="School" /><br />
<small>(one by one!)</small>
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<h1>Incremental Animation</h1>
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<li>A demonstration of just one of the many ways to accomplish simple animation-like effects <small>(using a diagram from <a href="http://gmpg.org/xfn/and/" rel="external">"XFN and..."</a>)</small></li>
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<img class="scale incremental" src="pix/mememe02.png" width="270" height="320" alt="" />
<img class="scale incremental" src="pix/mememe03.png" width="270" height="320" alt="" />
<img class="scale incremental" src="pix/mememe04.png" width="270" height="320" alt="" />
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<h1>In Summary</h1>
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<li>With minimal scripting, we have recreated and improved upon a (currently) browser-specific technology, making it cross-browser in the process</li>
<li>The S5 format is OSF 1.0 compatible</li>
<li>S5 is a very flexible and lightweight slide show system available for anyone to use</li>
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author	Daichi TOMA <e085740@ie.u-ryukyu.ac.jp>
date	Mon, 01 Aug 2011 15:54:10 +0900
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