Good Morning Steemians,
originally I wanted to send this post as a response to a question received in a comment, but I decided to create a proper post so that everything can be better explained.
Some days ago I joined Steemit and I noticed that simply uploading an image in a post add the image as a simple element (no title, no link to a bigger version, ...).
I have some experience with the Markdown markup language so here I'm going to explain how to add an image with a link and a description.
This is a sample of the final result:
First you have to upload the image that you want to use as usual. The image will have the following code (blue):
Now you have to enclose the image part just created (in blue) in a markdown link (in red):
As a reference this is the exact code that I used in this post (including the subtitle and the separator line at the bottom):
[![Comic](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbHNEeCsKX8F9KKC5RDeK68HVTF5ttLP7iQLNwQkRKgkb/stock-photo-66143435.jpg)](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbHNEeCsKX8F9KKC5RDeK68HVTF5ttLP7iQLNwQkRKgkb/stock-photo-66143435.jpg)
<center><sub><em>Click on the image to view full screen</em></sub></center>
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The same result can easily be obtained using the HTML editor, but I think that posting in Markdown is way simpler, so I prefer to use this method in my posts ;)
Thanks for reading,
Sergio
Thank you 🙏🏻
Greeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaatttttttttt!!!!
Thanks for posting!
Thanks, still getting a hang of markdown so this is really helpful.
Thanks, Sergio! That is truly useful!
Thanks was , looking for this !