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This may already exist, but I've spent about and hour looking and I don't believe it's implemented currently.
The feature I am looking for is this: on the Quartz-produced website, I would like the user to be able to click any image embedded with ! and have it take them to the original image. This would allow gallery-like functionality where you can have several resized images embedded in the page, and the user can click them to see the full-size version.
So for instance, if I have a large (1600x900 pixels) imag, I could embed it display as a small image 250 pixels wide ![[mysmallpicture.png|250]]. Then, if the user wanted to see the full-size version, they could click it and it would take them to directly to the mysmallpicture.png file
Quartz could have an optional "LinkImagesToOriginal" Transfomer plugin that automatically adds e.g. <a href> links around any embedded image in the vault.
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This may already exist, but I've spent about and hour looking and I don't believe it's implemented currently.
The feature I am looking for is this: on the Quartz-produced website, I would like the user to be able to click any image embedded with
!
and have it take them to the original image. This would allow gallery-like functionality where you can have several resized images embedded in the page, and the user can click them to see the full-size version.So for instance, if I have a large (1600x900 pixels) imag, I could embed it display as a small image 250 pixels wide
![[mysmallpicture.png|250]]
. Then, if the user wanted to see the full-size version, they could click it and it would take them to directly to themysmallpicture.png
fileQuartz could have an optional "LinkImagesToOriginal" Transfomer plugin that automatically adds e.g.
<a href>
links around any embedded image in the vault.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: