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The rendered image to have the width as specified in Markdown, and no height. This would cause the html to automatically resize the height in order to respect its aspect ratio (default html behavior).
Bug Report
Steps to reproduce
Resize a rectangular image with Markdown by specifying only a width. Bug started after latest update on March 9th.
![canoe](assets/canoe.png ':size=200')
What is current behaviour
The rendered html is an image with
width
andheight
equal to the width specified in Markdown.<img src="/./wk7/assets/canoe.png" data-origin="assets/canoe.png" alt="canoe" width="200" height="200">
What is the expected behaviour
The rendered image to have the
width
as specified in Markdown, and noheight
. This would cause the html to automatically resize theheight
in order to respect its aspect ratio (default html behavior).<img src="/./wk7/assets/canoe.png" data-origin="assets/canoe.png" alt="canoe" width="200">
This would be consistent with the Docsify documentation for resizing images with Markdown. The image example in the documentation works because it is nearly a square.
Other relevant information
I'm not very familiar with Docsify yet but I believe the bug is caused by image.js between lines 20 and 27:
If
height="${width}"
is removed from the else statement then the html will fall back to default behavior.I compiled a local version with the change above and it seemed to fix it. I'm not sure if breaks anything else tho .
Love the project and really appreciate all the work that goes into it.
Bug does still occur when all/other plugins are disabled?
Your OS: Fedora 31
Node.js version: v13.10.1
npm/yarn version: 6.13.7
Browser version: Firefox 73 and Chrome 80
Docsify version:
src="//unpkg.com/docsify/lib/docsify.min.js"
Docsify plugins: docsify-themeable, search, docsify-pagination, zoom-image, copy-code
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