Hi, I was wondering how to create linked images in a wiki page and to my surprise found the following: [[Image(example.jpg, link=http://example.org)]] I would consider it more straightforward to write links and images as usual. That would result in the following code: [http://example.org [[Image(example.jpg)]] ] That would mean the link macro would interpret the first part as a link and the second part as normal wiki text, which is processed by the wiki engine. Therefore the image macro wouldn' t have to deal with links itself. I use a trac installation with a lot of extensions and found every extension writing it's own markup code. With recursive macro replacement a chart drawing plugin might create an image, attach it to the wiki page and replace itself with [[Image(generatedChart.png)]] and tell trac to reparse it's result. Therefore all links would be created by only one macro which could easily be adopted to ones needs. Any comments on that? regards, Norbert
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