Resize Image in README.MD

How to resize image in README.MD I tried : ![enter image description here](https://images.apifyusercontent.com/S8bYDoV6i3JQeq6XpIehXFCC1COauPKE6XsbulG05Q8/aHR0cHM6Ly9yYXcuZ2l0aHVidXNlcmNvbnRlbnQuY29tL0p1cHJpR0gvcmVzb3VyY2VzL21haW4vY2F0cy9jYXRmcmFtZS5wbmc.png =48x48) but not working.
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ambitious-aqua
ambitious-aquaβ€’3y ago
You can use img tags in your markdown. Check the answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14675913/changing-image-size-in-markdown
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Changing image size in Markdown
I just got started with Markdown. I love it, but there is one thing bugging me: How can I change the size of an image using Markdown? The documentation only gives the following suggestion for an i...
!!!Joefree!!! πŸ‘‘
!!!Joefree!!! πŸ‘‘OPβ€’3y ago
I have tried using <img> tag but it only resized in console -> info tab, but not resized in https://apify.com/actor web
Alexey Udovydchenko
Alexey Udovydchenkoβ€’3y ago
sounds like a platform bug, thanks for feedback
!!!Joefree!!! πŸ‘‘
!!!Joefree!!! πŸ‘‘OPβ€’3y ago
yep
!!!Joefree!!! πŸ‘‘
!!!Joefree!!! πŸ‘‘OPβ€’3y ago
thanks I found another issue. I don't know where should post this so I will post here instead. # Main Title ## Sub title a b c the Main Title dont rendered. probably because no content beetween # Main Title and ## Sub title
!!!Joefree!!! πŸ‘‘
!!!Joefree!!! πŸ‘‘OPβ€’3y ago
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ambitious-aqua
ambitious-aquaβ€’3y ago
That’s strange. But as a best practice in markdown, you should always have some sort of content after a heading anyways Try adding some text between # Main Title and ## Sub title
!!!Joefree!!! πŸ‘‘
!!!Joefree!!! πŸ‘‘OPβ€’3y ago
Yep! I end up adding image between # main and ## subtitle πŸ˜„

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