Plugins to support setting size for images.

Usage

import MarkdownIt from "markdown-it";
import { legacyImgSize, imgSize, obsidianImgSize } from "@mdit/plugin-img-size";

// New syntax
const mdNew = MarkdownIt().use(imgSize);
mdNew.render("![image =300x200](https://example.com/image.png =300x200)");

// Obsidian syntax
const mdObsidian = MarkdownIt().use(obsidianImgSize);
mdObsidian.render("![image|300x200](https://example.com/image.png)");

// Legacy syntax
const mdLegacy = MarkdownIt().use(legacyImgSize);
mdLegacy.render("![image](https://example.com/image.png =300x200)");

Syntax

New Syntax

Append =widthxheight to image alt text with spaces as separator.

Both width and height should be numbers as pixels and are optional.

![Alt =200x300](/example.png)
![Alt =200x](/example.jpg "Title")
![Alt =x300](/example.bmp)

Renders as ↓

<img src="/example.png" alt="Alt" width="200" height="300" />
<img src="/example.jpg" alt="Alt" title="Title" width="200" />
<img src="/example.bmp" alt="Alt" height="300" />

Obsidian Syntax

Append widthxheight after image alt text and use | to separate.

Both width and height should be numbers as pixels and are required. Setting one of them with 0 to scale by ratio with the other.

![Alt|200x200](/example.png)
![Alt|200x0](/example.jpg)
![Alt|0x300](/example.bmp)

Renders as ↓

<img src="/example.png" alt="Alt" width="200" height="300" />
<img src="/example.jpg" alt="Alt" width="200" />
<img src="/example.bmp" alt="Alt" height="300" />

Legacy Syntax (Deprecated)

This may cause rendering issues on platforms like GitHub.

Append =widthxheight at the end of image link section with spaces as separator.

Both width and height should be numbers as pixels and are optional.

![Alt](/example.png =200x300)
![Alt](/example.jpg "Title" =200x)
![Alt](/example.bmp =x300)

Renders as ↓

<img src="/example.png" width="200" height="300" />
<img src="/example.jpg" title="TTitle" width="200" />
<img src="/example.bmp" height="300" />

Choosing between 3 Grammars

• The legacy grammar breaks image rendering in environments that don't support it (e.g.: GitHub)
• Both the new grammar and the Obsidian grammar are compatible with the Markdown standard, but new grammar is more natural.

Demo

preview Demo

![Logo](./logo.svg "Markdown" =200x200) ![Logo](./logo.svg "Markdown" =150x) ![Logo](./logo.svg "Markdown" =x100)