Overview
Use this entry as a starting point for a more editorial case study. Regular paragraphs still work as before, but now you can drop image lines directly between sections of copy.
The syntax is standard markdown image syntax. A single image line becomes a full-width figure with an optional caption, and consecutive image lines are grouped into a responsive row.
Challenge
This section can read like a blog post: more context, more process, and more space to explain decisions. Keep writing in plain markdown paragraphs and insert media wherever it helps the story.
Process
You can continue the write-up below the images without changing anything else. Each paragraph is still rendered as prose, and the figures stay inline with the rest of the article flow.
If you want three images in a row, place three image lines together:
Notes
- Use root-relative image paths like
/static/images/example.jpg - Add caption text inside the square brackets
- Leave the brackets empty if you want an image without a visible caption