I use templates to create certain documents. I want to include an image file in my latex template. The problem I am having is that I cannot have raw source in the metadata and MultiMarkdown process my jpg location into something Latex cannot use. Is there a special trick for that?
This is what I mean.
userpicture: /Users/test/john.jpg
is processed into,
\def\userpicture{\slash Users\slash test\John.jpg}
#1 Posted by Fletcher Support staff on 12 Jul, 2020 02:24 PM
Metadata is not designed for that.
You could use local images in the same directory to avoid paths with any backslashes.
#2 Posted by Glenna Pham on 19 Jan, 2025 10:52 PM
Hi,
I’m Glenna, and I've discovered something exceptional that could revolutionize your approach to ad creation—Adcreative.ai. Think of it as Canva, but optimized for ad design, offering tools that work as quickly as your ideas flow.
Why Adcreative.ai? It simplifies ad creation:
Automated Creatives: Produce ads for any platform in every format—fast and effortlessly.
No Design Skills Needed: Jump in without any previous design experience.
AI-Powered Decisions: Let AI choose visuals that best align with your industry data.
Instant Ad Variations: Quickly generate numerous ad options tailored to your campaign needs.
Effortless Copywriting: Create engaging ad texts with our AI.
Ready to transform how you create ads? Click here and start seeing results today: https://bit.ly/42lYuPw
Best regards,
Glenna