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Currently, if you want to use "file://" instead of a local webserver, you can't use Chrome. Firefox works fine, but Chrome prevents loading linked assets such as CSS + JS from file:// URLs for (frankly overexaggerated) security concerns.
To make the slide deck tool work under all browsers regardless of their security settings, we can inline the CSS + JS into the HTML.
To keep up the maintainability of the code, we should create a "src" subdirectory inside this repository, in which we'll store the separate JS + CSS files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently, if you want to use "file://" instead of a local webserver, you can't use Chrome. Firefox works fine, but Chrome prevents loading linked assets such as CSS + JS from file:// URLs for (frankly overexaggerated) security concerns.
To make the slide deck tool work under all browsers regardless of their security settings, we can inline the CSS + JS into the HTML.
To keep up the maintainability of the code, we should create a "src" subdirectory inside this repository, in which we'll store the separate JS + CSS files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: