About how the image size is controlled

Felli

Originally [img width={width} height={height} ...]{url}[/img] or [img={width}x{height}]{url}[/img] would be used for BBCode, as for Markdown something like ![](./pic/pic1_50.png =100x20) should be possible depeneding on if the editor has resize implemented, which I'm not sure it does.

jordanjay29

clarkwinkelmann some BBCode implementations support width and height attributes for the img tag.

local

jordanjay29 no, can not be achieved here

local

![](https://discuss.flarum.org/assets/header.png =100x20)

luceos

Indeed the current BBcode implementation does not support formatting of img tags:

https://github.com/s9e/TextFormatter/blob/master/src/Plugins/BBCodes/Configurator/repository.xml#L261-L266

jordanjay29

luceos THough based on that code, it probably could be updated to do so. Depends on @JoshyPHP or if someone forks it/extends it to do so.

JoshyPHP

jordanjay29 I've just added width/height attributes to the default IMG BBCode so they will become usable in whichever version of Flarum uses the next version of the library. I have no plan to add support for dimensions in the Litedown plugin though.

If you want to support dimensions in Flarum's Markdown extension you can use a custom match for it:

$configurator->Preg->match(
	'/!\\[(?<alt>.*?)\\]\\((?<src>\\S+)(?: =(?<width>\\d+)x(?<height>\\d+))?\\)/',
	'IMG'
);

Amarok

Is this implemented on b14 or not? Because it's a big + if we can add an image size

clarkwinkelmann

Amarok Flarum is using the latest version of TextFormatter, so I imagine the changes mentioned by @JoshyPHP are available. You can give it a test under our test tag here or on our demo forums if you don't have a forum to check yourself.

Amarok

clarkwinkelmann Tried but dont seams to work :S

clarkwinkelmann

The commit linked by JoshyPHP seems to indicate this was added for bbcode only.

Markdown compatibility seems to be possible with the snippet shared in his post.

This seems to work:

[img width=30 height=30]https://discuss.flarum.org/assets/header.png[/img]

Amarok

clarkwinkelmann oh ok, thx to your quick answer. tried with ![](src) ^^