presentation-structure

To structure HTML presentation slides, you use a div container for each slide and apply specific attributes like data-slide and data-level to define its position and hierarchy within the overall presentation structure.

The journey bar is a 4-level progress indication system. It uses the data-level attribute assigned to each slide to visually track and display the user's progress through the presentation's content.

To renumber HTML presentation slides, you must update the data-slide attributes sequentially. This ensures the slide order, navigation logic, and journey bar levels remain accurate after content modifications.

HTML presentation navigation relies on the goToSlide(n) function alongside standard keyboard and touch inputs. This allows users to move sequentially or jump directly to specific slides during the presentation.

This structure is designed for single-file HTML presentations. It provides clear rules for updating slide attributes and navigation, making it suitable for maintaining and modifying presentation content directly in the index.html file.

Broken HTML presentation navigation usually occurs when slide numbers are not updated correctly. You must follow the specific renumbering rules to update data-slide attributes and ensure the goToSlide function targets the right slides.