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Whether an image is specified with the inline_image.html or in html, with specific dimensions, or in markdown with no image size, HTML pages always render the image identical (example 1)
When images have the same width but different heights, HTML pages render images with different widths (example 2).
{% include inline_image.html file="C16_136_1.png" alt="Exercício de Leitura e Ditado" %}
{% include inline_image.html file="C16_136_2.png" alt="Exercício de Leitura e Ditado" %}
Is there a way to override this?
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Whether an image is specified with the inline_image.html or in html, with specific dimensions, or in markdown with no image size, HTML pages always render the image identical (example 1)
When images have the same width but different heights, HTML pages render images with different widths (example 2).
{% include inline_image.html file="C16_136_1.png" alt="Exercício de Leitura e Ditado" %}
{% include inline_image.html file="C16_136_2.png" alt="Exercício de Leitura e Ditado" %}
Is there a way to override this?
The customstyles.css has a bunch of repeated .post-content img classes (sorry if I'm using the wrong words) that force the image back to 100% size. I just commented all of these out.
Whether an image is specified with the inline_image.html or in html, with specific dimensions, or in markdown with no image size, HTML pages always render the image identical (example 1)
When images have the same width but different heights, HTML pages render images with different widths (example 2).
Is there a way to override this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: