Whitespace in image paths
Given: .png) The space before (1) prevents this from being recognized as an image tag (CommonMark.Net engine). Tried URL encoding (%20) but...
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I think a space in not valid in a URL, and should be replaced by %20. Read full topic
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% is a legal file name character in Windows. Are implementations suppose to URL decode all paths? Read full topic
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I was able to make it work using the following: .png) Read full topic
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What if you wanted to specify a relative path, and so cannot start with file:? How would you put a space in the link? Read full topic
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+++ Mike_Ward [Mar 28 15 16:58 ]: Given: .png) The space before (1) prevents this from being recognized as an image tag (CommonMark.Net...
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Good tip about pointy brackets. Using .png>) produces <p><img...
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szhu: What if you wanted to specify a relative path, and so cannot start with file:? How would you put a space in the link? Why it should not? file://this/is/relative vs file:///this/is/absolute. Read...
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No, both of those are absolute urls. If you have a protocol in the url, it’s absolute. (More generally, a file/http/https url consists of a protocol, a domain, a path, a query, and a hash. You can...
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I’m bumping this topic because I just got surprised at the change in the spec in 0.24. Pointy brackets are no longer allowed in urls, and therefore image paths....
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Perhaps your editor should encode those spaces for you? It seems your context is referring to local files on disk, not hyperlinks. That’s a very narrow use case that doesn’t reflect the wider...
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I agree, if you’re dragging/dropping links/images into a markdown aware editor, it should encode those. But since the whole purpose of Markdown/CommonMark is to be able to write using any text editor,...
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The iA Writer Figure syntax supports spaces in file names, e.g. /My image.png It does this by requiring that each file reference is placed on a new line. That doesn’t solve this problem with the...
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It’s a good point that, when we’re referring to an image file on the file system, using %20 is quite unnatural. This might be something to reconsider. (Feel free to put up an issue.) Read full topic
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github.com/iainc/Markdown-Content-Blocks Issue: Disallow spaces in URLs opened by Crissov on 2017-09-19 closed by antons on 2017-09-19 You currently have this example among others: /Savings...
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@jgm I’ve opened https://github.com/commonmark/CommonMark/issues/503 regarding this issue. Read full topic
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@chrisalley I’m not actually crazy about the IA Writer syntax in this case. Using the / to start the image name seems ambiguous: is it starting from the root of my filesystem, or some other app...
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In iA Writer, images are located in the same folder as the document, because hierarchical directory structures are confusing. iA Writer creates a copy of the image in the same folder when the image is...
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I think it makes sense in your implementation, but that seems very specific to IA Writer. It doesn’t seem that portable, and at least to me, was a little confusing using the leading /. I’ve just...
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digitalmoksha: They standardized on having an img directory to store any images. With content block syntax, you could embed an image located in a subfolder like this: /img/photo.jpg Where the Markdown...
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