Fossasia 2022 Renode Talk
https://p.xobs.io/fa22
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The progress bar shows how many slides have been passed in total. However, when clicking on the progress bar, the target slide is computed among the subset of /horizontal/ slides. Thus, when the new slide is displayed, the progress bar has usually changed to a point that is unrelated to the clicked one, which I find surprising. With this change, the target slide is computed from the number of total slides. Thus, after a click on the progress bar, the resulting progress is close to the clicked point, which seems more natural to me. |
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