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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When copy HTML of a note with images, it can convert the image into base64 inside the HTML. This is a great feature! Thanks so much.
But the images are in their raw file image sizes in the output HTML. For example, a png file of size 1920*1080, and in the note it was set display width as 400 (![[image/path.png|400]]). In the copied HTML, it is still 1920 wide not 400.
Describe the solution you'd like
If it is possible to have the image resized according to the MD setting? like ![[image/path.png|400]] ?
Describe alternatives you've considered
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I wasn't aware that this was even possible in Obsidian. Very good suggestion indeed, that would give a lot more control over the resulting size of the base64.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When copy HTML of a note with images, it can convert the image into base64 inside the HTML. This is a great feature! Thanks so much.
But the images are in their raw file image sizes in the output HTML. For example, a png file of size 1920*1080, and in the note it was set display width as 400 (
![[image/path.png|400]]
). In the copied HTML, it is still 1920 wide not 400.Describe the solution you'd like
If it is possible to have the image resized according to the MD setting? like
![[image/path.png|400]]
?Describe alternatives you've considered
na
Additional context
na
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: