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@@ -79,15 +79,22 @@ Fragments are parts of you page that pop up one after another, step by step, whe
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You may mark single lines as Fragments. Those lines are denoted by having a `#fragment` in the line above them.
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A single line is defined as from the start of a line to the next `newline`, so that may as well span more than a single line when line-breaks are inserted by the browser in order to fit that single line on the screen.
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#### Single Fragment Example
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![[Pasted image 20250523183945.png]]
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### Fragment Blocks
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For blocks you may also have a `#fragment-start` followed by a `#fragment-end`.
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Everything between those tags will be treated as a fragment.
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That allows you to fade-in more than one line at a time.
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It is important to note that all those flags must be on their own line.
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This then will become a fragment in the presentation-view.
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All of this will be completely invisible in the normal view.
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#### Fragment Block Example
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![[Pasted image 20250523184030.png]]
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```bash
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This text displays already.
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##fragment
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Fragmented Text comes in after that.
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- ##fragment one
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- ##fragment two
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```
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Another example that fades in two blocks one after another would look like this:
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```bash
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This text is already on the page.
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##fragment
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- Then this
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- fades in
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##fragment
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- and then
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- these three
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- lines
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```
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So you may see the `##fragment` tag as some kind of a `stop here and wait for me to press space` tag.
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