Disable transitions for snap-layout slides. #1
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Per snap-layouts slide transition recommendations, see here https://gitpitch.com/docs/layout-features/snap-layout-slide-transitions/. Disabling transitions on snap-layout slides delivers smooth rendering of snapped content.
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Hi Mathias, I came across your presentation recently and noticed you are using snap-layouts which is great. But I also noticed your snapped-content was jumping on your slides when rendered. This is a known behavior with a known workaround. So I thought I would share that workaround with you here.
Per snap-layouts slide transition recommendations - details in the docs here- you can disable transitions on individual snap-layout slides which lets you deliver smooth rendering of snapped content.
If you want to see how my version of the modified presentation renders you can open it here.
This is just an FYI. And you are very welcome to merge this PR is you so wish. Cheers, David.