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The XML file can be viewed directly in a browser by including the XSL stylesheet in it:
HTML file can be generated with the command:
xsltproc impress.xsl file.xml > file.html
XHTML file can be generated executing the same command after changing
the output method to xml in the fifth line of impress.xsl.
To avoid malfunctions is better to save the xml or html file, impress.xsl and impress.js
in the same directory.
Structure of XML file
The structure of the XML file must be like in the following example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<impressnumbered="yes|no">
<incrementx="1000"y="1000"angle="45"length="4" />
<!--Where:'x' is the horizontal distance between slides'y' is the vertical distance between slides'angle' is the angle between two slides'lenth' is the loop length-->
<title>
<!--The title of the document-->
</title>
<style>
<!--Specify style options as in CSS-->
.step {
width: 1000px;
}
<!--at least slide width must be specified-->
</style>
<step>
<!--xhtml code for the first slide-->
</step>
<step>
<!--xhtml code for the second slide-->
</step>
<step>
<!--xhtml code for the third slide-->
</step>
...
</impress>
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Generate impress.js presentations with predesigned transitions from a XML file