Undesired Auto-stretch of images to Max Screen Width about obsidian-minimal HOT 4 CLOSED

Obsidian has an existing feature for this — see Obsidian docs

You can define the dimensions via this notation ![[image.png|100x100]]

If you want to disable maximizing the width of images you can also write a snippet like

.markdown-preview-view .image-embed img:not([width]) {
  width:auto;
}

Or set the width value to whatever you want the default to be

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@kepano this CSS override is perfect, and simple! thank you. While obsidian's implementation isn't % based (my desire to use % is something I'm pushing for official obsidian support of), Obsidian's width and width/height override is a great feature to use as well.

In regards to the obsidian-minimal theme setting, this default of auto is exactly what I need to be able to comfortable use the obsidian-minimal theme again. I imagine others might like it as well, because one wouldn't really expect a "theme" (UI) to have a direct impact on how something like images function in the app itself - in particular for folks who paste screenshots of small items (such as UI components) to paste into the editor.

Question: would it be significant development to add this as a toggle-based setting in obsidian-minimal-settings, if there's demand? I'd be happy to help with development for that (preferably in a few weeks) if you think it might be useful!

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This is done. See 3.2.2

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@kepano you're the man! 🍻

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