Is there a way to reference an image as we can do in latex as shown below:
\begin{figure}[h]
\centering
\includegraphics[width=0.25\textwidth]{sample_image}
\caption{test image}
\label{fig:img_01}
\end{figure}
\ref{fig:img_01}
Similarly, we can do the same thing in markdown using html tags as in Jupyter Notebooks:
<img src="sample_image" alt="img" id="img_01"/>
[ref. image](#img_01)
Is there a similar feature here, as to my understanding Obsidian doesn’t support html tags for security reasons, or I am missing out something completely.
- Obsidian v0.11.3
- OS: Ubuntu
You can link to images by doing something like this: [[name-of-image.jpg]]. If you put an exclamation mark in front of the link, the image will be expanded (shown) when you are in “preview” mode (![[name-of-image.jpg]]).
That’s true, it works that way, but I was not looking for something like that. Please refer to the attached gif.
@sekhar989
Is there a similar feature here, as to my understanding Obsidian doesn’t support html tags for security reasons, or I am missing out something completely.
Actually, Obsidian does support HTML tags. But I would recommend using links to blocks for cross-referencing images. It is not so elaborated as in LaTeX, where you can have captions and auto-numbering, but works quite well for this purpose.
