Markdown-it parser not showing images in preview about scripts HOT 7 OPEN

See: pbek/QOwnNotes#1635 (comment)

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Many scripts are for and by people that want to tinker with the behavior of stuff. The image preview of the html generated by the markdown-it script only works with the "legacy image links" any more. That's why I asked if anyone wants to fix that (since the author/s of the script didn't). 😁

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And in case you are talking only about remote images... I don't think they ever where supported in markdown-it. I wrote a special in-memory-downloader for external images back then for the internal markdown2html process of QON.

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Just a note for anyone else searching for " Qownnotes doesn't display images when using markdown-it": it can be fixed by adding file:// in front, even though it's a relative path, ie:
![Test](file://media/1.jpg) works for media/1.jpg (sub under data).

I installed a bunch of scripts when I first installed QownNotes, without knowing the consequences. (Here, spending about an hour trying to figure out why I can't see images, no matter what.)

Since everything puts out the other type of link, I'm probably just going to disable the script, unless this behavior isn't by design and it's actually a bug.

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@cinereous, thank you. Is there anything you want to share as a pull request for the markdown-it script?

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No, I've just gone and left it disabled; hopefully if it's not something actually needed. I just installed a bunch of scripts when I installed Qownnotes, thinking they'd be needed for functionality (like, the markdown-it seemed more advanced?), but a lot of this just seems my unfamiliarity with the program.

For example, I also installed the 'insert TOC', since I really like having one, but there's an automatic (and updated) navigation on the side built-in, which makes the script seem somewhat unnecessary.

Using the web extension works brilliantly and captures images perfectly, when one doesn't unnecessarily install scripts that trash displaying the images in preview! :)

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@milan-rusev, @bessw, does't anyone care to take a look at that? 😉

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