Is it possible to add a hyperlink to an image on a github wiki page? If so, what is the syntax that should be used? The image is stored in the github .wiki repository.
Thanks!
I'm also interested by this feature. I've tried different syntax but couldn't find a way to include the image I have in my .wiki repository.
Not sure if this is the best way, but I used the following and it worked.
[](http://your Link Here.com "Description")
Sweet! That worked!
hmnnnnnn doesn't work for me... I'm trying to use a URL of my project, any way to do that?
A URL that's part of your github wiki?
I did get it working... I just linked to files in the repo
I have the same question as andyczerwonka. I have a .jpg in my source repository that I want to display on the wiki (UML diagram). I've tried both solutions on this page and neither seems to work for me. If I link to it then you have to click to show the picture (I'd like it to just show up in the page when you load it).
I found this as a possible solution - https://github.com/wicketstuff/core/wiki/Editing-Wiki-Locally
But was hoping for something a bit more simple.
Here's what I've tried.
The editing-wiki-locally link above is a good solution to this. Closing.
hannahwong, Yay yet another badly documented "feature" of Gollumn. By the time it takes me to figure out how this bushwa of markdown variations work together, I would have written the HTML in a tenth of the time.
I can't get "float|align=right" working with images that are links. _Sigh_
GitHub uses redcarpet for GitHub Flavored Markdown. If redcarpet allows something that Gollum doesn't support then it's a bug in Gollum.
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Not sure if this is the best way, but I used the following and it worked.