# Links and Media
This page covers links, bare URLs, email, image size and alignment, video, and YouTube/Vimeo embeds.
## Links
| Source | Output |
|---|---|
| `[text](https://example.com)` | `text` |
| `[text](https://example.com "Title")` | Adds a `title` attribute (single or double quotes) |
| `https://example.com` | Converted to a link whose text is the URL |
| `me@example.com`, `mailto:me@example.com` | `` |
| Rule | Detail |
|---|---|
| Target | Every link is `target="_blank"`; not configurable |
| No spaces in the URL | `[t](https://a.com b)` is not a link; only the URL inside is auto-linked and the rest stays literal |
| Text and URL must be non-empty | `[](url)` and `[text]()` stay literal |
| Bare URLs | Only `http://` and `https://` are matched; a URL wrapped in quotes (`"https://..."`) is not converted |
## Images
| Source | Output |
|---|---|
| `` | `
` |
| `` | Adds `title` |
### Size and Alignment (extended mode)
Follow the image syntax directly with a pair of parentheses:
| Source | Result |
|---|---|
| `(300x200)` | 300px wide, 200px high |
| `(50%x)` | Width only |
| `(x200)` | Height only |
| `(300x200 left)` | Adds `float: left`; `right` works the same way |
| `(300)` | Not valid; `(300)` stays as text |
Width and height can be separated by `x`, `*` or spaces; unitless numbers get `px`, values with a unit such as `%` are used as-is. The result goes into the `![]()
` inline `style`. Standard mode consumes the parentheses without applying them.
## Video
When an image URL ends in `.mp4` or `.mov`, the output is `