Releases: MartinPacker/md2pptx
v3.4 - Slide Transitions
Addressing Issue 126 you can create slide transition effects - both for all slides and for selected slides.
Only a few slide transition effects have been successfully created. More could be - if the demand arose. Register your interest in adding an effect by creating a GitHub issue.
v3.3.3 Hyperlinks In Headings Work
Fixed Issue 125 - allowing MultiMarkdown style heading IDs and also outbound links in headings to work.
v3.3.2 Fixed sectionsExpand:yes bug
Fixed Issue 124 and clarified sectionsExpand:yes characters.
v3.3.1 Better span class matching
If you used a span class - for foreground or background colour effects - with an upper case letter the match would fail.
Now the span class match is done in a case-insensitive way.
Also the Processing Summary slide's column pair limit is increased from 3 to 5.
v3.3 Expandable / Collapsable Sections
Implements the enhancement in Issue 122.
You can - optionally - make sections expandable and collapsable in the side bar of PowerPoint. Known not to work in Keynote and Libre Office - as they don't support the extension necessary to make this work.
v3.2.2 More footer customisation
Reworked slide footer customisation in support of Issue 120...
- Adds presentation title and subtitle.
- Allows multiline footers.
- Allows individual line selection from presentation title, subtitle, and section title.
v3.2.1 presTitleSize and presSubtitleSize
Fixes Issue 121 - which is a minor enhancement.
v3.2 Custom Footers
Added custom footer support, addressing Issue 119.
v3.1 VBA Macro Invocation
117 is a bug fix - for anyone using clickable graphics.
116 allows you to specify clicking on a text run or a picture can run a VBA macro - when in slide show mode. The VBA macro has to be present in the template presentation (which has to be .pptm not .pptx). Output is a .pptm - which can readily be converted to .pptx. You can't code VBA and have md2pptx embed it. This is probably a permanent restriction.
A sample VBA macro - which deletes the first slide - is included in the User Guide.