Resizing gif in markdown (github)
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I am trying to resize my gif that is to be displayed in Github. The gif is in a folder in the repository. I have tried a lot of the solutions but they do not work.
Changing image size in Markdown
Resize image in the wiki of GitHub using Markdown
<img src="https://github.com/asd/privategithubrepo/images/output/video1.gif" width="48">
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I am trying to resize my gif that is to be displayed in Github. The gif is in a folder in the repository. I have tried a lot of the solutions but they do not work.
Changing image size in Markdown
Resize image in the wiki of GitHub using Markdown
<img src="https://github.com/asd/privategithubrepo/images/output/video1.gif" width="48">
markdown
asked Jan 4 at 2:30
KongKong
5952825
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Have you checked the HTML using your browsers "view source" or "inspect" tool? Using the cited solutions, what HTML are you seeing for theimgtag?
– Waylan
Jan 4 at 13:56
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Note that, as explained in github/markup, a sanitation filter is run on the output of the Markdown parser which strips various things. Interestingly, 3 months ago, they removed the link to the sanitizer without any explanation. That sanitation filter includedwidthandheightin the whitelist of approved attributes, but if they are using a different filter now...
– Waylan
Jan 4 at 14:02
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I am trying to resize my gif that is to be displayed in Github. The gif is in a folder in the repository. I have tried a lot of the solutions but they do not work.
Changing image size in Markdown
Resize image in the wiki of GitHub using Markdown
<img src="https://github.com/asd/privategithubrepo/images/output/video1.gif" width="48">
markdown
asked Jan 4 at 2:30
KongKong
5952825
I am trying to resize my gif that is to be displayed in Github. The gif is in a folder in the repository. I have tried a lot of the solutions but they do not work.
Changing image size in Markdown
Resize image in the wiki of GitHub using Markdown
<img src="https://github.com/asd/privategithubrepo/images/output/video1.gif" width="48">
markdown
markdown
asked Jan 4 at 2:30
KongKong
5952825
asked Jan 4 at 2:30
KongKong
5952825
asked Jan 4 at 2:30
KongKong
5952825
asked Jan 4 at 2:30
KongKong
5952825
asked Jan 4 at 2:30
KongKong
5952825
5952825
1
Have you checked the HTML using your browsers "view source" or "inspect" tool? Using the cited solutions, what HTML are you seeing for theimgtag?
– Waylan
Jan 4 at 13:56
1
Note that, as explained in github/markup, a sanitation filter is run on the output of the Markdown parser which strips various things. Interestingly, 3 months ago, they removed the link to the sanitizer without any explanation. That sanitation filter includedwidthandheightin the whitelist of approved attributes, but if they are using a different filter now...
– Waylan
Jan 4 at 14:02
add a comment |
1
Have you checked the HTML using your browsers "view source" or "inspect" tool? Using the cited solutions, what HTML are you seeing for theimgtag?
– Waylan
Jan 4 at 13:56
1
Note that, as explained in github/markup, a sanitation filter is run on the output of the Markdown parser which strips various things. Interestingly, 3 months ago, they removed the link to the sanitizer without any explanation. That sanitation filter includedwidthandheightin the whitelist of approved attributes, but if they are using a different filter now...
– Waylan
Jan 4 at 14:02
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Have you checked the HTML using your browsers "view source" or "inspect" tool? Using the cited solutions, what HTML are you seeing for the
img tag?– Waylan
Jan 4 at 13:56
Have you checked the HTML using your browsers "view source" or "inspect" tool? Using the cited solutions, what HTML are you seeing for the
img tag?– Waylan
Jan 4 at 13:56
1
1
Note that, as explained in github/markup, a sanitation filter is run on the output of the Markdown parser which strips various things. Interestingly, 3 months ago, they removed the link to the sanitizer without any explanation. That sanitation filter included
width and height in the whitelist of approved attributes, but if they are using a different filter now...– Waylan
Jan 4 at 14:02
Note that, as explained in github/markup, a sanitation filter is run on the output of the Markdown parser which strips various things. Interestingly, 3 months ago, they removed the link to the sanitizer without any explanation. That sanitation filter included
width and height in the whitelist of approved attributes, but if they are using a different filter now...– Waylan
Jan 4 at 14:02
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Have you checked the HTML using your browsers "view source" or "inspect" tool? Using the cited solutions, what HTML are you seeing for the
imgtag?– Waylan
Jan 4 at 13:56
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Note that, as explained in github/markup, a sanitation filter is run on the output of the Markdown parser which strips various things. Interestingly, 3 months ago, they removed the link to the sanitizer without any explanation. That sanitation filter included
widthandheightin the whitelist of approved attributes, but if they are using a different filter now...– Waylan
Jan 4 at 14:02