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While it is unpleasant that markdown doesn't have a way to specify width and height, I think it was more useful to (at least optionally) get output like this:
<img src="url1" width="394" height="106" />
(Which is to say, the input).
I hit upon this but working with tools that round-trip between HTML and markdown. This was the simplest common case I found which is "lossy".
(Already tried: { omit: ['img'] })
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Parsing something like this:
Produces output like this:
While it is unpleasant that markdown doesn't have a way to specify width and height, I think it was more useful to (at least optionally) get output like this:
(Which is to say, the input).
I hit upon this but working with tools that round-trip between HTML and markdown. This was the simplest common case I found which is "lossy".
(Already tried: { omit: ['img'] })
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: