I want to write text on the right side of an image in GitHub .md file. I mean image should be displayed on the left side of the text (text including heading, list, para and links). I know I can do it using HTML or CSS using flex or so but is it possible to do it using GitHub markdown? And is it also possible for the text to be vertically aligned with respect to image size?
Markdown doesn't provide a set of rules or syntax for how the text is to be displayed, other than allowing HTML elements with CSS. That's because Markdown, like HTML, is a markup language, and presentation is supposed to be done outside of it at a separate level (usually CSS).
However, for a variety of reasons, including security, aesthetics, and accessibility, GitHub strips out all CSS when it's rendering HTML from a README or other text document, so there isn't a way to do what you want.
Unfortunately the accepted answer is wrong. It is possible.
Github-Markdown:
<img align="left" width="200" src="https://www.rd.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/25_Hilarious-Photos-that-Will-Get-You-Through-the-Week_280228817_Doty911.jpg" />
# Headline
Some text
Rendered result on Github:
For the sake of completeness:
See also this answer: GitHub Pages: How can I wrap text around an image?
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I have to send an image by email that may not be rendered on the receiver side. Since this image is the sole purpose of the email, the alt text should be well and richly formatted in order to translate the features the image is displaying.
As far as I know there is no way to style alt text as if it were a set of nested html tags. I saw some examples of styling, but this were not sufficient, since they were styling the whole alt text.
Any workaround for this?
Maybe a little bit of JS would solve the issue but I guess I could have a similar issues with script tags not working.
I have a GitHub blog page. Somewhere in the middle of the blog page, I have an image which is shown with the following Markdown content.
This works fine to display the image, but I also want to add a paragraph (wrapped to the right of the image) where I describe the image. How do I do this?
You can simply use <img> HTML tag with the align attribute in the Markdown content.
So instead of doing:
Write it as:
<img align="left" src="pathto/myimage.png" alt="My Image">
Align the image to the left, if you want the text to be on the right. If you want the text on the left, align the image to the right.
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Can I, in some way, color Markdown content?
I'm putting this in a gist on GitHub and was wondering if I could in some way color specific parts in my .md file. I’m pretty sure the .md file does support some HTML, but I’m not fully certain. If it does support coloring with HTML, how would that be done? If so, can I also change the font?
In general you can include arbitrary HTML in your Markdown, but there's no guarantee that the renderer will honour it all. For example:
Hi here is some text <span style="color: red">this is red</span>.
renders on SO to:
Hi here is some text this is red.
Although all of the text is included, the span gets stripped out entirely:
<p>Hi here is some text this is red.</p>
Similarly, it looks like GitHub strips the styling out (it's "sanitized, aggressively" - it leaves the span, at least, but removes the style attribute, see Gist):
<p>Hi here is some text <span>this is red</span>.</p>
Markdown doesn't support colouring even though it supports HTML. You can create red/green text using diff.
````diff
+ Green Text
- Red Text
You can also create coloured emojis using Unicode Link
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I am creating a webpage that lists the employees of a company. Every employee is supposed to get its own box with text on the left and a picture of them on the right. In order to do so I have used a 'Text & Images' content element for each employee.
However, the options for image alignment do not allow me to place the image to the right of the text using text wrap (all options are no-wrap options). What would be the best way to ensure the pictures do end up to the right of the text?
This is an example of a picture that is right aligned with wrap.
Additionally I would also like the style the border of each 'Text & Images' content element. How would I go about this?
When using the "Text and Images" content element, you have the following options about the position of the images and text:
Above, center
Above, left
Above, right
Below, center
Below, left
Below, right
In text, right
In text, left
Beside text, right
Beside text, left
both "In text, right" and "In text, left" wrap the image with text, as on the following example picture:
If you have less options, there is some TSConfig that is limiting the number of options; that could be something like
TCEFORM.tt_content.imageorient.removeItems = 17,18
About the CSS, you have several ways to include yours; for example you can add your own file using page.includeCSS as documented here or you can overwrite the TypoScript included by the Fluid Styled Content with your own (see plugin.tx_frontend._CSS_DEFAULT_STYLE ) on the Template Analyzer.
To include the default CSS, you have to include the Static TypoScript Fluid Content Elements CSS (optional) (fluid_styled_content) in your template, like on this picture:
Also, I would use an inspector to be sure that the CSS has not been accidentally overridden.
How can I enter a superscript in a text-field in blackberry cascades. I am making a small maths apps and need to enter some text in superscript(variables power)? If this is not possible can you suggest some possible workaround. I am using these in a list too, so I would prefer if rich text is not used.
You can use HTML text styling (including CSS) for certain widgets with text ie Label, TextField etc. Not sure if there's a tag for superscript since tags support is quite limited, but it's worth to have a look at available ones:
http://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/documentation/ui/text/styles.html (scroll down to HTML text styling section)