Image on readme, won’t show in app #24079
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Hi! It shows fine at: github.compownas/ArvidsonFoto-MVC-NET5Ombyggnation av ArvidsonFoto med MVC och .NET5. Contribute to pownas/ArvidsonFoto-MVC-NET5 development by creating an account on GitHub. But won’t show up at all on the GitHub app repo page: Can this be fixed? |
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is it on the README?
is that how you embed your image? I used your image and it’s being displayed here, so it’s loading |
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Hi @pownas It looks as though this is a known issue: github.comImages in readme are not resizing on the mobile app · Discussion #14 ·...//github.com/github/feedback/discussions/14
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Yes, that is how it is applied on the readme.md. But not showing up in the mobile app at all. Code in readme: |
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Yes @canuckjacq. At least image ain’t showing up and it would’ve been lovely if it could work with a image in the readme on the mobile app start page for the repo. |
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is that the only image not loading? or other images are showing up? Because there is also the possibility that it’s not loading on mobile because of the URL, as you can see, you’re URL path contains dot before the filename extension.
try changing the name of the URL without any dot, maybe just hyphen and see, |
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The trouble was that I had a ”ä” in the path of ”anvÄndningsfalls-modell” (use case-model). Thanks @jdevstatic for pointing me in the right direction. |
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yup, but I’m not aware you are using that, so my focus is the dot, that’s actually in network programming, sometimes it will be resolved, sometimes not, so if you are not sure, just use the standard encoding, |
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also, the dot or point, it may cause problems, we can never be sure of that, sometimes it will work, sometimes not |
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The trouble was that I had a ”ä” in the path of ”anvÄndningsfalls-modell” (use case-model).
Replaced that with a, and then all worked.
Thanks @jdevstatic for pointing me in the right direction.
The Swedish åäö/ÅÄÖ, is not good in the image path… 😕