github-flavored-markdown

问题 I've seen that it's possible to specify the image size using pixels, but pixels isn't a great way to specify image size. I've tried <img src="myimg.png" style="width:20em" /> but that didn't work (although Markdown Viewer for Chrome rendered it) Is it even possible to specify the size with another size unit other than pixels? 回答1: No, you need to define width and/or height attributes to define an image's size, and those attributes only support pixel units. GitHub does no support using the

问题 Problem I have been using (Python) Sphinx doc, along with CommonMark parser, to write Sphinx documentation containing files written in both reStructuredText and Markdown. So far so good, it works really fine (see this line in an example of Sphinx conf.py file). However, CommonMark's support for GitHub flavored Markdown (GFM) is not perfect, and one important feature it lacks are emoji . I searched for other Markdown parser, more specific to GFM, for instance py-gfm, but none of them seem to

问题 Problem I have been using (Python) Sphinx doc, along with CommonMark parser, to write Sphinx documentation containing files written in both reStructuredText and Markdown. So far so good, it works really fine (see this line in an example of Sphinx conf.py file). However, CommonMark's support for GitHub flavored Markdown (GFM) is not perfect, and one important feature it lacks are emoji . I searched for other Markdown parser, more specific to GFM, for instance py-gfm, but none of them seem to

问题 I am writing a GitHub issue/wiki page which contains a table where one of the columns is quite large for many of the entries. Is there any way to wrap long columns in a table in GitHub-compatible markdown? Example: | Regular Column | Long Column | | -------------- | ----------- | | Small amount | So much stuff that it makes it so that I have to scroll which is really bad for quick readability. | I would like to make it so that the content of "Long Column" is automatically wrapped so that

问题 The GitHub markdown code: 1. First item * subitem 1. Second item Generates a big space between the First , Second and the subitem : How to make the subitem close to the first item, instead of exactly on the middle of them? This is a Photoshop I did to illustrate the correct output: Related questions: Multi paragraph list items, OR preventing numbered list auto formatting Markdown: Problems with numbered list paragraphs containing code element 回答1: You need to indent the sublist with at least

问题 I have a following markup inside my README file.  HTML also does now work, <img src="https://cs-challenge.s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/4281a2523dc3b47813316b0400549a6295a55f05.png" /> Snowy mountains illustration Designed by Freepik (It works on StackOverflow) GitHub does not render the markup properly, which converts the markdown markup above into something below, <p><a href="https://camo

问题 I have a following markup inside my README file.  HTML also does now work, <img src="https://cs-challenge.s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/4281a2523dc3b47813316b0400549a6295a55f05.png" /> Snowy mountains illustration Designed by Freepik (It works on StackOverflow) GitHub does not render the markup properly, which converts the markdown markup above into something below, <p><a href="https://camo

问题 There is a page on GitHub Help describing how to use syntax-highlighted code blocks. On that page there are instructions describing how to match languages to their keywords for this purpose: We use Linguist to perform language detection and syntax highlighting. You can find out which keywords are valid in the languages YAML file. However, there's a lot of data in that YAML and I don't find it very clear how exactly one can use it to determine which keywords work for any given language. I

问题 As you know you can create a tasklist in GFM (github flavoured markdown) by using the tags - [ ] for unchecked task - [x] for a checked task I was wondering if it is somehow possible to check a task in a given issue's tasklist by commeinting it in a commit. 回答1: Well the simple answer is NO, you cannot tick task list by adding comments to a commit message. But what you can actually do, along with a commit you can update the .markdown that contains this list. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

问题 How can I add CSS to github's markdown language? I've been able to do so by using the style property inside html tags, like: <p style="text-align: center;">This is some random text</p> But if I move the css to the beginning, like: <style> p { text-align: center; } </style> <p>This is some random text</p> Github doesn't recognize it, and just writes to the screen the css code. I'm using Atom, and the package Markdown Preview actually recognizes this correctly, even though on the remote