Clickable images
rahulduhan opened this issue · comments
Boomers love to click on images.
At least the thanks section images could link to their respective webpages
Sure.
But to be honest I hate HTML in that sense.
a > img, right?
Markdown is shit
If you can do a resized image's height to 64 with link to it by only using MarkDown I will gladly learn this.
However you can write some example markdown or unfortunately HTML to your proposal.
Markdown is a piece of shit, there is no standardization in this shitty thing. Everyone has their own markdown scheme.
I am gonna learn emcas org. I am done with obsidian and their different form of Markdown, which works only in their own app.
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLFhKaqnWwk">
<img alt="Click me" height="64" src="https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LLFhKaqnWwk/maxresdefault.jpg">
</a>Sadly, HTML seems to be the only option. There are some options to make markdown resize the image, but those don't work on GitHub's version of Markdown!
Markdown is a piece of shit, there is no standardization in this shitty thing. Everyone has their own markdown scheme.
Yeah I know that, I love this feeling when I'm editing offline in my own editor, then I push something to GitHub and it is all messed up.
I am gonna learn emcas org. I am done with obsidian and their different form of Markdown, which works only in their own app.
How does it going to help?
Yeah sure, however maybe to be sure to delete blue overlay around an image maybe add style="text-decoration:none;"? I don't know if it is needed, but that is just my rule.
<a style="text-decoration:none;" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLFhKaqnWwk">
<img alt="Click me" height="64" src="https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LLFhKaqnWwk/maxresdefault.jpg">
</a>Sadly, HTML seems to be the only option. There are some options to make markdown resize the image, but those don't work on GitHub's version of Markdown!
Yeah I know that. The only option on GitHub is resize beforehand manually sadly.
Markdown is a piece of shit, there is no standardization in this shitty thing. Everyone has their own markdown scheme.
Yeah I know that, I love this feeling when I'm editing offline in my own editor, then I push something to GitHub and it is all messed up.
I am gonna learn emcas org. I am done with obsidian and their different form of Markdown, which works only in their own app.
How does it going to help?
GitHub will have option for org mode as README just like GitLab
No diff, I guess
Yours
Mine
Well check out my GitHub profile and markdown about me, then hover over any image. I don't know how to rid off it.
GitHub will have option for org mode as README just like GitLab
Could you remind me what org mode was? How could I benefit from it?
Read about org mode here.
Benefit - Standardized
Some examples - https://github.com/novoid/github-orgmode-tests
So, HTML is the way to go for now until org is fully supported on github.