I just got started with Markdown. I love it, but there is one thing bugging me: How can I change the size of an image using Markdown?
The documentation only gives the following suggestion for an image:
![drawing](drawing.jpg)
If it is possible I would like the picture to also be centered. I am asking for general Markdown, not just how GitHub does it.
also note that you cannot have a space after the '='. good:"![](./pic/pic1s.png =250x)", bad:"![](./pic/pic1s.png = 250x)"
Not in the standard, so it doesn't work with every Markdown parser
Doesn't seem to work with Redcarpet, which I use with Jekyll, so I'd go with HTML, as @Tieme answered. If you end up running your Markdown through a parser that likes the standard, the HTML will stand up.
doesn't work in Bitbucket wiki as well. it's wrongly converted into the
title
attribute.Does not work, but the HTML <img src=http//... width="..." height="..."> works.