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Example of a reveal.js presentation written in org-mode and customized with Tailwind

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Description

A sample reveal.js presentation customized using Tailwind CSS. The presentation was written on Emacs org-mode and exported to HTML using org-reveal.

  • Since not all the customizations were possible using Tailwind utilities, a custom CSS and JS files were created.
  • It is recommended to check the Readme file from the org-reveal package in order to modify this presentation.
  • For those not familiar with reveal.js it is recommended to see the demo presentation (on the link above) to learn more about its capabilities.
  • Also check Tailwind documentation to learn more about the utilities for customization since not all are covered here.

Quick setup [local]

Download reveal.js

The following code will clone/download reveal.js.

# Option 1 Download the zip file
# wget https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/archive/master.zip -O reveal_js.zip

# Option 2 - Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js.git

Emacs configuration

Check the files init.el and config.org in the folder emacs_conf for a sample configuration of org-reveal. Importantly, set the reveal-path variable with the correct location where reveal.js files were downloaded.

Tailwind CLI

The following commands will setup a virtual environment where node.js will be installed and used to install tailwind command line interface (CLI).

# Anaconda is required
# Create a new virtual environment to install node.js
conda create --name inode-js -y
conda activate inode-js
conda install anaconda::nodejs -y

# Install tailwindcss (locally/globally) and create config file
# npm install -D tailwindcss
npm install -g tailwindcss
npx tailwindcss init

Then, the custom CSS file is built. Note the --watch option is recommended while modifying the presentation file.

conda activate inode-js
npx tailwindcss -i ./personal/css/icustom.css -o ./personal/css/custom_tailwind.css --watch

Modify the presentation file to run it locally

Once reveal.js has been downloaded, org-reveal configured and tailwind installed (and running), it is possible to modify the presentation file to run it locally by changing the following lines.

# Comment or delete the url for the reveal.js CDN
##+REVEAL_ROOT: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/reveal.js@5.1.0

# Change the path to reveal.js themes
# Use absolute path
themesPath:'/absolute/path/to/reveal-files/reveal.js/dist/theme'

Modify the content of the presentation and export it using C-c C-e R R.

Troubleshoot using third-party plugins with a CDN

For some reason when setting the REVEAL_ROOT option to a content delivery network (CDN) as it is done in the presentation demo, #+REVEAL_ROOT: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/reveal.js@5.1.0 the exported file can not use third-party plugins. To solve this issue, one has to comment out the above option, export the file (using the local reveal.js files) remove the comment and export again.

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