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don't override an explicit width or height #3084

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I placed an image in my slide using style='position: absolute...' and explicit width and height attributes but it didn't show up. Turns out markdown wrapped it in a <p>, whose size was then zero… which then forced the image size to zero.

I placed an image in my slide using `style='position: absolute...'` and explicit `width` and `height` attributes but it didn't show up.  Turns out markdown wrapped it in a `<p>`, whose size was then zero… which then forced the image size to zero.
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I'm not sure this is really what's needed, because it seems like width or height specified in non-absolute units like '%' or 'em' should probably be limited by minima/maxima. I'm not a CSS expert, so maybe there's a better remedy out there.

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Coloqué una imagen en mi diapositiva usando atributos style='position: absolute...'explícitos widthy heightpero no apareció. Resulta que Markdown lo envolvió en un <p>, cuyo tamaño era entonces cero... lo que luego forzó el tamaño de la imagen a cero.

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