It looks like others have been able to add images to their problems, but I don't see how I can do it. When writing a note, there is an "Attach image" link at the lower left, but there's no such link when writing a problem. Am I missing something?
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The markdown way to embed an image in your problem is to upload the image to a web based image hosting service(I recommend imgur) and then post it as a link, but put an exclamation mark at the beginning of the link. Also edit the link so that it is https, it works better that way. That might not have made any sense. So, for example:
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Hey Matt (and everybody else on this thread)—you can upload images for new problems that you post. Just use the "attach image" link on the form.
Bonus: works good with (most) Android and iPhones as well.
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What is the need of that [Darth Vader]? :/
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Formatting Rules Buddy!! It's A LINK embedded as image!! This if you don't know the rules!
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Try:
Yipee!!! Thanks Matt and Peter.
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In this discution "Submiting solution with an Imange"
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Matt,
The markdown way to embed an image in your problem is to upload the image to a web based image hosting service(I recommend imgur) and then post it as a link, but put an exclamation mark at the beginning of the link. Also edit the link so that it is https, it works better that way. That might not have made any sense. So, for example:
The code behind this:
Looks like this:
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Hi Matt -
Coming soon. You're not missing anything.
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But you can currently use markdown to attach an image, as some users have figured out.
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