Image
Improve image syntax in Markdown to support color scheme and size.
Settings
import { hopeTheme } from "vuepress-theme-hope";
export default hopeTheme({
markdown: {
// Enable figure
figure: true,
// Enable image lazyload
imgLazyload: true,
// Enable image mark
imgMark: true,
// Enable image size
imgSize: true,
},
});Image Lazyload
This feature enables lazyload with native HTML5, so your browser must support loading=lazy attribute.
Image Mark
This feature allows you to mark images with #light and #dark suffix to display them in a specific color scheme.

Advanced
You can pass an object to markdown.imgMark to config ID marks:
import { hopeTheme } from "vuepress-theme-hope";
export default hopeTheme({
markdown: {
imgMark: {
/** light mode only IDs */
light: ["light"],
/** dark mode only IDs */
dark: ["dark"],
},
},
});Image Size
You can append =widthxheight to image alt text with spaces as separator.
Both width and height should be numbers as pixels and are optional.


Renders as ↓
<img src="/example.png" alt="Alt" width="200" height="300" />
<img src="/example.jpg" alt="Alt" title="Title" width="200" />
<img src="/example.bmp" alt="Alt" height="300" />Obsidian Syntax
When you set markdown.obsidianImgSize: true in theme options, you can append widthxheight after image alt text and use | to separate.
Both width and height should be numbers as pixels and are required. Setting one of them with 0 to scale by ratio with the other.


Renders as ↓
<img src="/example.png" alt="Alt" width="200" height="300" />
<img src="/example.jpg" alt="Alt" width="200" />
<img src="/example.bmp" alt="Alt" height="300" />Legacy Syntax (Deprecated)
This may cause rendering issues on platforms like GitHub.
When you set markdown.legacyImgSize: true in theme options, you can append =widthxheight at the end of image link section with spaces as separator.
Both width and height should be numbers as pixels and are optional.


Renders as ↓
<img src="/example.png" width="200" height="300" />
<img src="/example.jpg" title="TTitle" width="200" />
<img src="/example.bmp" height="300" />Choosing between 3 Grammars
- The legacy grammar breaks image rendering in environments that don't support it (e.g.: GitHub)
- Both the new grammar and the Obsidian grammar are compatible with the Markdown standard, but new grammar is more natural.
Figure
Sometimes, you may want to add a description with image and place it between contents, in this case you should use this feature to convert images to <figure>.
If the image is standalone in a line, wrapped or not wrapped by link, it will be displayed as <figure> and title (or alt) will be displayed as <figcaption>.


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Changelog
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