That is pretty bad. Agree that this should be something we support. I think just making it so that inline-images always have the same height as the characters around it should be good enough, and I can’t think of a place where it breaks.
When I apply that style, it looks like this. I might make a PR with that change:
Our default text-processor on mobile is currently markdown, because it used to be that phones would have trouble with basically all available fancy text editors. In markdown you have to find some other website to host your images, and then link them in the normal markdown image syntax.
I think this is now probably no longer true and we could just enable our fancy editor on mobile. I might look into that.
Screenshot of the effect:
That is pretty bad. Agree that this should be something we support. I think just making it so that inline-images always have the same height as the characters around it should be good enough, and I can’t think of a place where it breaks.
When I apply that style, it looks like this. I might make a PR with that change:
And that would still work even if the copied text had an emoji on a line all by itself (with line breaks before and after)?
Oh, and I can’t seem to figure out how to paste in images from my phone when writing on mobile web. Is there a setting that could fix that?
Our default text-processor on mobile is currently markdown, because it used to be that phones would have trouble with basically all available fancy text editors. In markdown you have to find some other website to host your images, and then link them in the normal markdown image syntax.
I think this is now probably no longer true and we could just enable our fancy editor on mobile. I might look into that.