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    Simon Bérubé commented  · 

    The following is another option, especially if you want to run some JavaScript. Slides.com strips JavaScript, but if you can add it to slide HTML, wrapped in <code> tags, you can export the presentation HTML and change code> to script>.

    <code>

    if (window.addEventListener) // W3C standard
    {
    window.addEventListener('load', customScript, false);
    }
    else if (window.attachEvent) // Microsoft
    {
    window.attachEvent('onload', customScript);
    }
    function customScript() {

    Reveal.configure({
    margin: 0
    });

    }

    </code>

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    Simon Bérubé commented  · 

    This should be easy for them to implement, as reveal.js already has a margin parameter.

    I was hoping for this as well. I found a way to adjust the margin from the exported HTML. Export the HTML, and in the search it for margin: 0.05 (change that to 0).

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