Hi,
Answers inline...
> El 23 feb 2025, a las 18:47, Ihor Radchenko <yanta...@posteo.net> escribió:
>
> It is ok for standalone images, but is clearly broken when the image is
> really inline - a part of paragraph or table cell in this case.
>
> Another example is
>
> This is file:~/Downloads/wallpaper.png foo.
>
> which is exported as
>
> This is \begin{center}
> \includegraphics[width=\linewidth]{/home/yantar92/Downloads/wallpaper.png}
> \end{center} foo.
>
> Pedro, any ideas how to address this?
Just to be clear, what is the intent of the org line?
1. Inlining a figure in a paragraph, with the image being as wide as the
paragraph.
2. Having a smaller image, preceded by the “This is:’ and ended with the “foo”
in the same line?
For 2. You will have to play with the image’s size.
If you mean 1. it will also depend on the image’s size. Playing with something
equivalent, my wallpaper ;-) produces the same when exporting the line to PDF
and to HTML.
So, to start with, I’d rather leave ’the paragraph side' of the “problem” for
further discussion and concentrate on the 'table side' (my previous message).
Best, /PA
>
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