Open MikeLemo1 opened 5 months ago
+1 for this.
To be clear, it would be nice to provide a default column for insertion of the image which currently is taken to be the first.
That way, the image can be "centered" or "right aligned". Currently it is only left aligned.
A related (and probably more difficult) request is the ability to write alongside the images, which would require nvim to give actual lines to the image region. This can be very useful in maximising use of screen. For example, by using wrapmargin
to have soft line breaks in the text, all the sentences can be left aligned and all the images could go on the right side.
When I render centain images in bash tmux and ueberzug the image generates ~ 6 columns too high so I'd like to lower it similar with the
image:move(0, 6)
command but for every image that gerts rendered in markdown, Is there a config settings to change offset position generation per image preview? It does seem to create the right amount of total "Empty lines space" for displaying the image without obstructing text data but the image needs to be offset lower thoughBTW function to toggle image views for hide/show with a single button would be nice too