How do I resize my video in GitHub markdown? For example, I drag and drop a video into the markdown and got this link but I would like to resize my video.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16434638/125166121-088f0e80-e192-11eb-8210-7245b1fe4f62.mp4
The syntax isn't easy to remember if you don't use it often, but here you go, with the link you provided:
<img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16434638/125166121-088f0e80-e192-11eb-8210-7245b1fe4f62.mp4" width="200">
You could also specify the height instead of the width, or both.
Resizing the original video is one option, e.g. https://online-video-cutter.com/resize-video
Though I'm also looking for something like <img src="" width="">.
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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?
I want to show my photos with same size on posts. The problem is that I have horizontal and vertical photos ( for example 1500x600px and 600x1500px) and when i create a gallery there is a irregular pattern because of the sizes.
So, I thought using same sized thumbnails (for example square) for every photos was the solution. To some level, it worked. I mean, I created a fine pattern with using thumbnail pictures.
The problem is that source of the images and source of the thumbnails. Lightbox does not allow this kind of usage. For example:
<img border="0" height="226" src="**Thumbnail Picture Link**" width="320" />
When ı create this kind of arrangement, I can show my gallery on post, but when i click the image, ıt is opening like a normal image url, not in gallery view.
Is there any solution for this issue?
Thanks.
Using lightGallery is a solution that has a few issues on user interface.
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I am using the default settings for the Leaflet (cloudmade) Simple project (https://github.com/perrygeo/leaflet-simple-csv/blob/master/README.md).
I have a 1300 record CSV which displays well, and on-click the attributes display text in popup window.
Two of the fields are URLs to small JPG images. I would like these to display in the popup window. I've tried but to no avail.
Link to project: http://erichsen-group.com/demoland/datademo/projects/
How can I show the images?
Have you tried using <img></img> tags instead of <a href></a>? they are links because they are written as links. Or you can do <img src="mySource"> dont forget to play with the styling of the img tag. The height and width.
What happens if you use images in an email to replace text?
Most of the email clients do not load images by default. So... a normal user would not see anything.
But what happens when you use images this way:
<img src="notfound.jpg" alt="NOT FOUND"/>
Do they see the NOT FOUND alt if the image has not loaded? And what if it is styled similarly to the image to make it look a bit better, for example:
<img src="notfound.jpg" alt="NOT FOUND" style="font-size:24px;color:#FF00FF"/>
Are this alt texts styled accordingly?
Thanks
A whole bunch of email clients don't actually render the alt tag - they either render the title tag, and the styles don't get applied to that, or they render the filename or something else.
So it works for a few clients, but it's nothing like widespread.
Add a title tag in addition to your alt tag.
Unfortunately certain email client will ignore these tags and only show the link URL.
Does anybody know of a way to make a push button with text on top of an image?
Well as far as I understand after some investigation, the only way is to implement own CustomButton.
Regular HTML <button>s don't support adding images to them. You'll have to use a regular <div> with a background image and text, styled to look like a button.