displaying images with a filename with more than one word

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vwc

26 Aug, 2016 10:41 AM

I would like to image links to images in a file generated with MMC 3.0b46.

If the image file has a file name of one word, the image displays as expected:

![MultiMarkDown Composer](mmc.png)

But if the image file contains more than one word, the image file will not display, even if the file name is put in quotes:

![MMC Preferences Screen](mmc preferences screen.png)

![MMC Preferences Screen]("mmc preferences screen.png")

![MMC Preferences Screen]('mmc preferences screen.png')

![XXXMMC][]

![XXXMMC]: mmc preferences screen.png

![XXXMMC]: "mmc preferences screen.png"

The screen shot displays what the preview window in MMC shows.

Is there a way of displaying multi-word filenames or have I entered the syntax in correctly?

  1. Support Staff 1 Posted by Fletcher on 30 Aug, 2016 05:23 PM

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    Sorry for the delay -- busy few days here.

    Spaces are not allowed in URLs(e.g. 'http://test.com/some page' is not
    valid).

    If you want to use spaces, you need to use the substitution "%20"
    instead (e.g. 'http://test.com/some%20page')

    If you want more information on making URLs "safe", there is information
    here:

    http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_urlencode.asp

    If you're using Composer, then you can also just drag the image to the
    document, and Composer will perform the changes for you.

    F-

  2. 2 Posted by vwc on 31 Aug, 2016 03:03 PM

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    Thank you very much for the helpful information.

    As you write, much easier with Composer, and to drag the image...

  3. Fletcher closed this discussion on 17 Jul, 2017 07:04 PM.

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