Hi Dave
But since I mentioned creating tiddlers with the html or [img[ text, then
> can't I still do both of these things?
>
I'm not quite sure what you mean. We're talking about the differences
between the different ways of displaying images. What is that you're
thinking you can't do?
> That i
Thanks, Jeremy, but:
>
> If you're just manually creating links to images then probably the main
> reason to use the _canonical_uri approach is so that you can refer to an
> image via a convenient tiddler title instead of the long URL. Users can
> also open external image tiddlers directly in t
Hi Dave
The [img[url]] syntax creates an instance of the <$image> widget. That
means that you can use it with URLs or with images that have been imported
as tiddlers. The HTML syntax only works with URLs.
If you're just manually creating links to images then probably the main
reason to use the _
Hi all
Just curious what the practical difference is between creating a tiddler
with an image link like this:
http://blablabla.jpg";>
and creating a tiddler with an image link like this:
[img[http://blablabla.jpg]]
and creating a tiddler with an image link like this:
field: _canonical_uri ht
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