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1. Markdown demo files:
   1. Regular images (PNG, JPG, etc) vs GIFs

Markdown demo files:

1. github_readme_center_and_align_images.md - shows how to center, align, resize, etc. images in markdown
2. gif_images.md - same as above, except with only .gif images, as a test to see if they behave differently than regular images when used in markdown
   1. See this comment under my Stack Overflow answer:

   Aligning text with an image on it's right does not work for gifs. – Omar Dulaimi May 24 at 10:23

   1. Result of my testing above: GIFs work just fine! See below: Regular images (PNG, JPG, etc) vs GIFs.
3. underline.md - demonstrate underlined text, as I explain how to do in my answer here: Get underlined text with Markdown

Regular images (PNG, JPG, etc) vs GIFs

GIFs work fine too. I just created another, duplicate markdown file on GitHub with all gif images instead of png and jpg images, and it works fine--it is exactly identical. It is called gif_images.md in the list just above. Open up github_readme_center_and_align_images.md in one window, and gif_images.md in another window, and compare them side-by-side. See my example screenshot below.

Example Screenshot of a side-by-side comparison: