• Images that are inside either a table or a div with a style attribute (like <div style="width: 100%;">) are exempt from The Squish.
So if you're building some kind of complex decorative markup code, you get that for free (and are expected to properly take care of image sizes for your readers). If you just need a standalone image without zoom for some reason, you can wrap it in a div with a "do-nothing" style, like display: block; (or display inline if it's supposed to be inside a paragraph instead of standing alone).
We'll try and get this in the faq eventually, but it's still kinda new.
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• Images that are inside either a table or a div with a style attribute (like
<div style="width: 100%;">) are exempt from The Squish.So if you're building some kind of complex decorative markup code, you get that for free (and are expected to properly take care of image sizes for your readers). If you just need a standalone image without zoom for some reason, you can wrap it in a div with a "do-nothing" style, like
display: block;(or display inline if it's supposed to be inside a paragraph instead of standing alone).We'll try and get this in the faq eventually, but it's still kinda new.