shower-material
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Default theme for the Shower presentation engine. Doesn’t include engine itself. See it in action. Follow @shower_me for support and updates, file an issue if you have any.
Get the Shower template where Material is already included. Download the template archive or install the package:
npm install shower
If you want to install Material separately you can download the theme archive or install the package:
npm install shower-material
All theme’s features are demonstrated in the index.html file. Use it as a reference while building your presentation. See more detailed features overview.
Material theme supports two slide ratios: wide 16×10 (default) and taller 4×3. To change the slide’s ratio include one of the pre-built screen-16x10.css or screen-4x3.css files in the <head> of your presentation.
Ribbon could be exported to PDF by printing it from the list mode in Chrome or Opera browsers. See printing documentation for more options.
If you want to adjust theme for your needs:
npm install.npm run dev or just gulp if you have it installed globally.To take part in Material development please read contributing guidelines first and file an issue before sending any pull request.
Licensed under MIT License.
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Material theme for Shower HTML presentation engine
The npm package shower-material receives a total of 13 weekly downloads. As such, shower-material popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that shower-material demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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