When I add an image in Markdown, it centers, maintains its aspect ratio, and takes up the entire width of the article. This looks great most of the time. However, in cases where the image itself is small, it gets scaled up significantly, which looks awkward. I wish there was a way to adjust the image size, perhaps with something like ![alt text](/path/to/picture?width=400px&height=300px), while keeping the resized image centered on its own line.
I have searched in the wiki and the repo, can't find the solution. Please excuse me if this feature is already implemented.
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When I add an image in Markdown, it centers, maintains its aspect ratio, and takes up the entire width of the article. This looks great most of the time. However, in cases where the image itself is small, it gets scaled up significantly, which looks awkward. I wish there was a way to adjust the image size, perhaps with something like
![alt text](/path/to/picture?width=400px&height=300px)
, while keeping the resized image centered on its own line.I have searched in the wiki and the repo, can't find the solution. Please excuse me if this feature is already implemented.
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