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For purposes of protecting images there should be a watermark parameter which lets you add an arbitrary text string to the image as well as the file name and EXIF. This should also propagate as a full screen attribute.
Example: ![{watermark="beesbuzz.biz for "~user.name}](sexypic.jpg)
Current Behavior
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Context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Note that the above Markdown won't work because Markdown doesn't execute in a Jinja context, so the ~ operator and Jinja context variables aren't available. Maybe there should be some additional templating stuff available to the Markdown engine, or something.
It's possible that Python f""-strings are available from the Jinja context. Or simply always provide a .format(user=user,request=request,...) to the string so that the invocation could be something like:
![{watermark="beesbuzz.biz for {user.name}"}](image.jpg)
although that in turn might cause some weird parse issues for the Markdown extension.
Expected Behavior
For purposes of protecting images there should be a
watermark
parameter which lets you add an arbitrary text string to the image as well as the file name and EXIF. This should also propagate as a full screen attribute.Example:
![{watermark="beesbuzz.biz for "~user.name}](sexypic.jpg)
Current Behavior
Possible Solution
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: