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How can I do that, like linking to an image and there being thumbnail so you don'thave to click it?
![img](link)
We did it Lemmy!
[You've done well]
[You've done well]
Edit: I FUCKING LOVE YOU, WAHOO!!!!!!!!!!!
Edit: is there any way to caption the text or abstract over displaying the link with the text you want go caption it as? Is that somehow possible?
I don't think so. AFAIK there is no native method to caption images in markdown, which is what this editor uses. People try to bring about this effect by italicising the part they would want as a caption right underneath the image. However, in your case, I see a
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banner underneath the image, which I assume is the caption you meant. Not sure how that happened but if that works, great!*some text*
= some textWhat do you think about my workaround I edited in? It works, however inelegantly
Hmm, I'm on my computer now and I can't see the image for some reason.
Edit: sorry, just my browser. But why do I see two
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s?U see it?!
Your reply to your comment above is better: just one italicised caption makes it easy to understand. Great job!
We did it Lemmy
We did it Lemmy
You've done well
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