Fathom.js

Present JavaScript in its native environment.

If you're making a presentation on JavaScript, make it in Javascript.

Write your slideshow in HTML, style it with CSS and control it with some jQuery-powered JavaScript. When you're done, Fathom.js even lets you sync the video of your presentation quickly and easily.

Fathom.js comes with mouse, keyboard and scroll bar navigation built in and provides a simple API for creating your own custom interfaces.

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<div id="presentation">

  <div class="slide">
    <h1>My Presentation</h1>
  </div>
  
  <div class="slide">
    <h2>My Dot Points</h2>
    <ul>
      <li>First dot point</li>
      <li>Second dot point</li>
      <li>Third dot point</li>
    </ul>
  </div>
  
</div>
                

Bring your slides to life with Fathom.js.

Setup your presentation using the built in jQuery plugin:

$('#presentation').fathom();
                

Alternatively, use the advanced setup for custom interfaces:

var fathom = new Fathom('#presentation');
                

Configure Fathom.js to suit your needs.

You can configure Fathom.js any of the following ways:

// When using the jQuery plugin:
$('#presentation').fathom({
  dislayMode: 'single',
  slideTagName: 'section'
});

// When instantiating the class:
var fathom = new Fathom('#presentation', {
  onActivateSlide: function() {
    console.log(this);
  }
});

// Or, you can modify the global defaults:
Fathom.setDefaults({
  displayMode: 'multi',
  margin: 200
});
                

Sync your presentation with a video.

Have a video of your presentation? Syncing it with your original Fathom.js presentation couldn't be easier.

$('#presentation').fathom({
  timeline: [ 0, 5, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 75, 90, 120, 155 ],
  video: {
    source: 'vimeo',
    id: '16917950',
    parent: '#vimeo',
    autoplay: true
  }
});
                

The 'video' setting takes the following options:

The 'timeline' setting supports several different formats, all of which can be used interchangeably within the same timeline:

timeline: [ 0, 20, 30, 50, '1:00', '1:15' ]
                

If you need more fine-grained control, Fathom.js even lets you specify which slide to activate using either the slide's index or a jQuery selector:

timeline: [
  {
    time: '0:00',
    slide: 0
  },
  {
    time: '0:20',
    slide: '#slide1'
  },
  {
    time: '0:30',
    slide: 0
  }
]
                

Create your own custom interface.

Apart from styling your presentation however you like with CSS, you also have direct control over the state of the presentation.

First, create an instance of the Fathom class like so:

var fathom = new Fathom('#presentation');
                

Now you can, for example, hook up some left and right navigation arrows:

$('#leftarrow').click(function(){
  fathom.prevSlide();
});

$('#rightarrow').click(function(){
  fathom.nextSlide();
});
                

Any instance of the Fathom class exposes the following methods:

Make a plugin with Fathom.js' events.

Any time a slide is activated or deactivated, the slide's element will trigger an event: