I am very much in the “small powerful tools, loosely joined” camp, and having Drafts being able to be part of a fast and flexible Markdown workflow is a big part of its value for me. I generally create an “Assets” folder for each project and put the images there, and link them as Multimarkdown image links. I use the same workflow on Mac, iPad, iPhone (and Win with another markdown editor).Embedding the images in Ulysses/Bear makes it very complicated to make changes to the images. TextExpanderįor me, this workflow brings extra benefits. The paste to Drafts can easily be handled by e.g. paste to Drafts and change dl=0 to dl=1 (!Important).‘Copy Dropbox Link’ from Finder (mouse right-click).I’m mostly using the height/width attributes to ensure the layout : 'This is where the title goes' height=45px width=120px When an image is placed in a paragraph by itself, it is wrapped in a tag. : 'This is where the title goes' height=22px width=60px This is the same image ! but with the attributes placed later on in the document.

This is an image example with a title attribute !('This is a title') embedded in a paragraph. This is the simplest example of an !() embedded in a paragraph. I’m solving my image needs in Drafts by inserting a link pointing to the image in Dropbox.īTW: This is MultiMarkdown and I’m normally rendering with ‘Marked 2’ and/or DevonThinkĮ.g.

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