ImageRef

Create links to referenced images.

The general form of a markdown image link is: ![alt text](vaultPath "title"). You can also use anchors to position the image within the page, which creates links that look like this: ![alt text](vaultPath#anchor "title").

Anchor tags are used to position images within a page and are styled with CSS. Examples:

• center centers the image and constrains its height.
• gallery constrains images within a gallery callout.
• portrait floats an image to the right.
• symbol floats Deity symbols to the right.
• token is a smaller image, also floated to the right. Used in statblocks.

embeddedLink, shortTitle, title, vaultPath

Return an embedded markdown link to the image, using an optional anchor tag to position the image in the page. For example: {resource.image.getEmbeddedLink("symbol")}

If the title is longer than 50 characters: ![{resource.shortTitle}]({resource.vaultPath}#anchor "{resource.title}"),

If the title is 50 characters or less: ![{resource.title}]({resource.vaultPath}#anchor),

Links will be generated using "center" as the anchor by default.

A shortened image title (max 50 characters) for use in markdown links.

Descriptive title (or caption) for the image. This can be long.

Path of the image in the vault or url for external images.