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  • https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#link

    Hyperlinks go in (), and to indicate where the text to be hyperlinked starts and ends [] is used.

    Hence a link is:
    [the text to link](https://example.org/)

    https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#img

    Images are still links and go in () and you may still have some text for the image tag which can go in [], and to say it should be an image start with a !

    ![colnago](http://www.pedalroom.com/p/el-reys-colnago-tecnos2000-7204_13.jpg)

    colnago

    Then if you want it without the hover text:

    ![](http://www.pedalroom.com/p/el-reys-colnago-tecnos2000-7204_13.jpg)

    And finally combining the two.

    A link [](http://destination) and an image ![](http://image) would be [![](http://image)](http://destination) because the link wraps the image.

    [![](http://www.pedalroom.com/p/el-reys-colnago-tecnos2000-7204_13.jpg)](http://www.pedalroom.com/bike/el-reys-colnago-tecnos2000-7204)

  • Yeah, that's what I've been doing.

    By the way, hovering the first image does nothing for me (Win7, FireFox 46.0.1).

    One last question: how do you do the [ ] ( ) without 'executing' it?

    (test)[123]

    Hmm. < p> < /p> works, but not quite the same.

    Thanks for the info!

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