QuickSlide: Create slides from your browser's address bar
Here's another little site I've been working on: QuickSlide. It lets you create good-looking slides using your browser's address bar.
For example,
http://quickslide.ning.com?q=QuickSlide<div class="subtitle">Simplicity. Power.</div>
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You get a nice dark backdrop, and centered text at a good size.
You can also add a picture – one of the built-in leaf images, or an image of your own:
http://quickslide.ning.com?q=<img width="450" src="leaf1.png">Improvements
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http://quickslide.ning.com?q=<img width="300" src="leaf2.png"><br />Music
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To add a reflection to an image, use class="reflect":
http://quickslide.ning.com?q=<img width="300" src="leaf4.png" class="reflect">Reflection
![Fli3B09](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_t5tLPeyrh-xxNzhNtuWZSUcTPBr572Nl4PFxb3sWJBYdOWUayL-OJoVS0KB0ZSO3ygcVG93_ZNNXO12h_zAGPkWQj8iGy79stG1h2f4M9P8cu5pezr_4jyKBfVPXnI11o=s0-d)
If you use YubNub, you can generate slides using the qsl command. Here's a slide that shows a random number:
qsl { random 100 }
![Fli3B98](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vfF82uq8NJfu1dLaDpLYWKaDQq9G_arsfsO--kGzoLHNXgQ8XZM_frs9epNUfiLr4U0CUsylYa2mzw4NoAv9bqGmb46Qc_MYnhEupLfku6aFjJuMJ_R1e88ZleXJbDNrk=s0-d)
QuickSlide source code
For example,
http://quickslide.ning.com?q=QuickSlide<div class="subtitle">Simplicity. Power.</div>
You get a nice dark backdrop, and centered text at a good size.
You can also add a picture – one of the built-in leaf images, or an image of your own:
http://quickslide.ning.com?q=<img width="450" src="leaf1.png">Improvements
http://quickslide.ning.com?q=<img width="300" src="leaf2.png"><br />Music
To add a reflection to an image, use class="reflect":
http://quickslide.ning.com?q=<img width="300" src="leaf4.png" class="reflect">Reflection
If you use YubNub, you can generate slides using the qsl command. Here's a slide that shows a random number:
qsl { random 100 }
QuickSlide source code