Just a note, images in Markdown are formatted as such:
![Alt Text](http://link.to/image.png "Optional Title in Quotes")
For example (GitHub comments are actually powered by Markdown, so I've entered markdown below to produce the image result). To get my Linked In profile image:
![Benjamin Bengfort](http://m.c.lnkd.licdn.com/mpr/mpr/shrink_200_200/p/4/000/176/365/07fb8d0.jpg "Benjamin Bengfort on LinkedIn")
Looks like:
Frankly, though -- the Gravatar service is made particularly for this, and if I had a choice, I'd ask you to use that:
![Benjamin Bengfort on Gravatar](http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/54ad8ad2a5bd5774bc08edeea9a27aa1.png "Benjamin Bengfort on Gravatar")
And you can use a size at the end of the link, for example to make the image 200 pixels, add ?s=200 to the end of the url:
![Benjamin Bengfort on Gravatar](http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/54ad8ad2a5bd5774bc08edeea9a27aa1.png?s=200 "Benjamin Bengfort on Gravatar")
Just a note, images in Markdown are formatted as such:
For example (GitHub comments are actually powered by Markdown, so I've entered markdown below to produce the image result). To get my Linked In profile image:
Looks like:
Frankly, though -- the Gravatar service is made particularly for this, and if I had a choice, I'd ask you to use that:
And you can use a size at the end of the link, for example to make the image 200 pixels, add
?s=200
to the end of the url: