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Inline Images

Sometimes ASCII art is not enough.

Sometimes an image says more than a thousand words.

This Sublime Text plugin can display images inline to improve your documentation.

Usage

Use the ![alt text](uri) markdown syntax inside a single-line comment.

E. g. in Python you would use

def hello():
   # ![](say_hello.png)
   print('Hello')

Local images are loaded by default, remote images (https://...) aren't.

You can configure an image's dimensions by adding HTML <img> properties after the image markup: ![alt text](uri){width="200", height="200"}. Everything between the {} will be copied to the <img> element that renders the image.

Installation

I hope that it will be on Package Control soon.

In the meantime, download the latest release. In Sublime, select Preferences->Browse Packages..., then unzip the folder in the archive to that folder. Rename it to Inline-Images.

Configuration

Go to Preferences -> Package Settings -> Inline Images.

Commands

• Inline Images: Show All Images
• Inline Images: Show Remote Images
• Inline Images: Show Local Images
• Inline Images: Hide Images

Notes

Only PNG, JPG and GIF images are supported.

Related

Plugins with similar functionality:

ImagePreview

Markdown Images

Sublime ZK

Credits

This plugin is based on Markdown Images.