Algorithms to Live By: The Computer Science of Human Decisions by Brian Christian and Tom Griffiths
This is a nonfiction book that made me stop and think several times. I really enjoyed finding ways that computer science could be applied to normal life and decision making. Especially useful for the technically inclined, but useful for many. I recommend checking it out.
Thursday, February 8, 2024
Markdown does not directly support resizing images through its syntax. To resize images, you’ll need to use HTML:
<img src="/MarkdownToolboxSmall.png" width="58" height="56"/>
Use HTML <img>
tag with width
and height
attributes to resize an image in Markdown documents.
Markdown is widely used for its simplicity and effectiveness in creating documents with formatting. However, when it comes to more complex formatting needs, such as resizing images, Markdown's syntax falls short.
By embedding HTML within your Markdown document, you can easily resize images. This method allows you greater control over the presentation of your images, without stepping outside the Markdown ecosystem.
Although Markdown itself does not offer a direct way to resize images, the use of HTML tags within Markdown documents provides a simple and effective workaround. This ensures your images fit perfectly in your documents, enhancing the overall readability and aesthetic appeal.