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About this demo

Welcome to a demo of Wunderpresentation 👋 You will be guided around and learn how to control these slides.

Continue to next slide

Press space or enter to go forward in a presentation,

On mobile devices: 📱tap right side of the screen.

How to navigate

• You already learned to navigate to the next slide (going forward).
• You can always return to the previous slide (going backward) via backspace or📱tap left side of the screen.
• At the end of the presentation press 1 or enter to return to the beginning of the presentation (space would not work on the last slide).

Anatomy of a presentation

Slides in a presentation are arranged in two ways: horizonzally and vertically to reflect the structure of the text. ****space or 📱tap right always brings you to the very next slide of the logical flow.

Horizontal slides

• Think of columns (or main topics) — like this slide
• Initiated by a Heading 1 or /Divider-block
• Navigate to them individually via:
  • 1 (first slide) or 0 (last horizontal slide)
  • 2-9 (others)
  • arrow left or arrow right
  • 📱swipe left or 📱swipe right on mobile devices

Vertical slides