Image WikiMarkup

Usually one writes image references using square brackets around the
url of an image:  or:


This will include (inline) the image into the page, when rendered
and viewed.  Using the standard square bracket link entitling syntax
also image references can be named (non-graphics / alternative
text):

or entitle it using double quotes

Images can also be "aligned" to either side of the screen, thus the
remaining text will flow around it. To achieve this include spaces
to the left or the right of the image URL:

* picture to the LEFT:   
* picture to the RIGHT:  
* CENTRED picture:     

Note that you must use two spaces, currently!

Image rescaling is possible by appending x=... and y=... as query
string parameters behind the image URL:
  
The query string parameters "width" and "height" are also accepted.

If you have an image URL, but you do not want to get that image
inlined into the current page, then just leave out the square
brackets around.

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