make buttons visible in mobile version of presentation mode in slides #1112
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Slides hides the buttons needed for navigation and exiting in presentation mode. This makes sense because when doing a presentation, a user would prefer to not have button icons all over their presentation content. When a user hovers on the presentation, the needed buttons become visible again. This commit makes mobile touch act similarily to hovering over the presentation.
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Fixes #1105
Slides hides the buttons needed for navigation and exiting in presentation mode. This makes sense because when doing a presentation, a user would prefer to not have button icons all over their presentation content. When a user hovers on the presentation, the needed buttons become visible again.
This commit makes mobile touch act similarily to hovering over the presentation.
Note: I tested this on Firefox responsive mode and iOS Chrome.