The only required files are jQuery and jmpress.js to use.
For a quick and simple example look at the examples/simple/index.html and examples/simple/simple.css.
It's good to look at all examples to get a overview what's possible before starting a complex solution. If you are not sure, you may ask.
Currently jmpress.js includes all of the impress.js features and a lot more.
To migrate simply add jQuery, change impress.js to jmpress.js and call $(selector).jmpress(); to initialize. Take a look at the impress.js running on jmpress.js example.
If you use the impress.js api and you want to migrate:
| impress.js | jmpress.js |
|---|---|
event impress:stepenter |
event enterStep |
event impress:stepleave |
event leaveStep |
event impress:init |
callback $(x).afterInit(...) |
api impress().init() |
api $(x).jmpress() |
api impress().goto() |
api $(x).jmpress("goTo", ...) |
attribute data-width, data-height |
attribute data-view-port-width, ...-height |
attribute data-max-scale, data-min-scale |
setting data-view-port-max-scale, ...-min-scale |
class impress-on-ID on body |
class step-ID on container |