
Something is wrong here!
I'll try to handle it
I tried in my own fork some adjustments but I couldn't get it to work on GitHub's application :(
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these just won't work on mobile
Has somebody fixed it??

This is how it looks now.
Someone fixed it I think.
Looks good.
@johnjacobkenny can confirm and close it
This is still open, on GitHub mobile app I'm having this issue.
@tolgaerdonmez are these fixed? Do tell if you need help
I couldn't fix, some help will be nice :)
Ok i will look into it.
What kind of attributes you mean?
Oh not attributes, attribution like to link to their site
Can't we just resize the images
I looked into it and markdown doesn't have a way to resize the images and I think the GitHub app ignores the img height and width attributes.
I think we can just resize the image files and host it somewhere or create a images folder in the project and put the images there.
How does this one look - https://github.com/twindle-co/twindle/pull/309 ?
This is due to a bug in GitHub Mobile. I am also facing the same issue, not only on Twindle repository but all repositories
Has somebody fixed it??
This is how it looks now.
You are talking about GitHub website on mobile not GitHub app for Android
Has somebody fixed it??
This is how it looks now.You are talking about GitHub website on mobile not GitHub app for Android
yes but I believe it's the application issue, anyways resized images will solve this.
I believe so, does including the images in the repository a problem. I wanted to avoid that.
@tolgaerdonmez I don't think it's a problem unless there's any copyright related issue?
@tolgaerdonmez I don't think it's a problem unless there's any copyright related issue?
Yeah probably
How does this one look - https://github.com/twindle-co/twindle/pull/309 ?
@codeprm Could you let me know more about this?
I tried on my phone, now it looks like normal size :)
@piratelicorne are you using the mobile app or the mobile website? For me this is on the app and I am still having it
I tested on the website (twindle.co) but I just checked in the GitHub mobile app
and looks good, can you check also the icons in the ONBOARDING.md? Maybe we can use those ones, they are smaller sand I used them from "iconfinder"
Those are slightly larger than the ones we have here, but yeah maybe we could look at something like that, or simply resize the files.
And I think this could be a GitHub android issue since you don't have the issue in iOS
What about this?

Those are slightly larger than the ones we have here, but yeah maybe we could look at something like that, or simply resize the files.
And I think this could be a GitHub android issue since you don't have the issue in iOS
Yeah, it's actually on android app only, i reported this issue here, they will work on it in future but till then we can go with resized images.
Those are slightly larger than the ones we have here, but yeah maybe we could look at something like that, or simply resize the files.
And I think this could be a GitHub android issue since you don't have the issue in iOSYeah, it's actually on android app only, i reported this issue here, they will work on it in future but till then we can go with resized images.
Great! So then I think we can use what @piratelicorne has implemented.
Closing this. We can reopen in future.
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I looked into it and markdown doesn't have a way to resize the images and I think the GitHub app ignores the img height and width attributes.
I think we can just resize the image files and host it somewhere or create a images folder in the project and put the images there.