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| doc:inserting_images [2026/04/05 18:42] – [Markdown syntax] Simon Grant | doc:inserting_images [2026/04/05 19:38] (current) – [Image alignment] Simon Grant | ||
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| In Markdown, the equivalents are ` alignment.{{ icon-menu-for-editing.png}} | {{icon-menu-for-browsing.png }}There are 4 options for image (or video) alignment.{{ icon-menu-for-editing.png}} | ||
| - | - With no alignment, as above, the image appears in line with the text surrounding | + | - With no alignment, as above, the image appears in line with the text either side it. |
| - For left alignment, you leave a space between the filename and the closing `}}`, like `{{icon-menu-for-browsing.png }}`. The image is on the left, and if its height is more than one line of text, the text continues line after line with the image staying on the left. | - For left alignment, you leave a space between the filename and the closing `}}`, like `{{icon-menu-for-browsing.png }}`. The image is on the left, and if its height is more than one line of text, the text continues line after line with the image staying on the left. | ||
| - With middle alignment, the image is put on a line by itself, but in the middle. You put spaces on either side, like `{{ : | - With middle alignment, the image is put on a line by itself, but in the middle. You put spaces on either side, like `{{ : | ||
| - Right alignment is just the opposite of left alignment, like `{{ icon-menu-for-editing.png}}`. | - Right alignment is just the opposite of left alignment, like `{{ icon-menu-for-editing.png}}`. | ||
| - | {{ : | + | {{ : |
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| {{youtube> | {{youtube> | ||
| - | Similarly, `https:// | + | Similarly, `https:// |
| {{youtube> | {{youtube> | ||