Images & files

Embedding

Embed an uploaded file with ![[…]] — note the leading !:


![[Sunset.png]]                          the image, inline, full size
![[Sunset.png|thumb|Dusk at the beach]]  a framed thumbnail with caption
![[Sunset.png|200px|right]]              sized and floated

Different from MediaWiki: the syntax is ![[Filename]] with a leading !, not [[File:Filename]] — there is no File: prefix on this wiki.

Parameters

Combine any of these after the filename, separated by |:

Parameter	Effect
`thumb` / `frame`	framed box with the caption below
`frameless`	plain image (no frame), still accepts sizing
`200px`	width in pixels
`x120px`	height in pixels
`200x120px`	max width and height
`left` / `right` / `center` / `none`	alignment (floats text around left/right)
`border`	a thin border
`alt=…`	alt text for screen readers (defaults to the caption)
`link=…`	make the image a link (see below)
`class=…`	extra CSS classes (pairs with per-article styles)
anything else	becomes the caption — the last unrecognized part wins

link= uses the same grammar as wikilinks: link=Star Wars/Rey goes to the subpage, link=TCP\/IP handles a literal slash, link=https://… or link=//host is external, and an empty link= leaves the image unlinked.

Wikilinks work inside captions.

The info button

Hovering an embedded image shows a small info badge linking to the file’s description page (dimensions, uploader, license, where it’s used). Images placed at 50px or smaller skip the badge — it would cover them.

Galleries

The <gallery> tag lays out several files, one per line, with optional captions after a |:


<gallery>
Sunset.png|Dusk
Sunrise.png|Dawn
Harbor.png
</gallery>

Gallery captions are plain text (no markup), and gallery images link nowhere — it’s a simple strip of thumbnails.