Control image location on slide?
See original GitHub issueHello,
I’d like to control the locations of 3 different images on the same slide.
I know I can use <span>
or <table>
tags to shown multiple images on a slide, but the images end up being in a line (vertical or horizontal). I need to place images in more organic locations.
How can this be done using HTML in this extension?
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- Created 2 years ago
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I ended up going with this (pretty ugly, but it works for my use-case):
Renders like:
Cool !
Note that you can use the short style markdown version