image support for resize

[Dexus]

hi some markdown dialects support sizes (like the following)

![](./pic/pic1_50.png =100x20)

is ther a plan to support it?

[tivie]

Hello @Dexus. Although it is a nice feature, the original specification does not include it. I believe this should be implemented as post-processing extension and not in the core library.

[pdeschen]

@tivie as it is not a breaking change addition, maybe it could be part of core?

[ghost]

I strongly disagree. Images should have first class support.

[tivie]

This will probably make it in the next release, as an opt in feature. (means you have to enable it explicitly through options)

[tivie]

Added this feature as an opt in.

To enable it you must use the option parseImgDimensions. Example:

var conv = new showdown.Converter({parseImgDimensions: true});

It supports both inline and reference styles:

![my image](foo.jpg =100x80 "some title")

or

![my image][1]

[1]: foo.jpg =100x80 "some title"

Also you can set the units the dimensions are in (default is pixels (px))

![my image](foo.jpg =100%x80dpi "some title")

[ghost]

Great stuff, thank you :)

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Added this feature as an opt in. To enable it you must use the option
parseImgDimensions

example:

var conv = new showdown.Converter({parseImgDimensions: true});

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[bansalvks]

is it possible that we set the heightonly and the width will be auto calculated, accordingly? So that, the image does not look awkward?

[charlesthk]

@bansalvks you can do it by specifying a star (*) for example :