The procedure of inserting image is:

1. Enter alt - Image
2. Enter url - http://someurl
3. Enter Title - Title

The result of this will be:

![Image](http://someurl "Title")

So everything works as expected or you do not like the order?

hardly intuitive? every toolbar i have seen before that has an image button is so that you can insert an image not an alt tag. I guess this is a limitation of markdown which to me is the most brain dead editor that ever existed.

Remember we are creating this tool NOT just for developers but in the hope that we can open up the testing and reporting process to everyone.

Just look at how github itself handles adding images - no toolbar and super easy

I believe the idea here is to replicate what GitHub is doing: allowing image upload by simple drag & drop. (not implemented yet)
I believe that's pretty brilliant and - once you get used to markup you don't really want any wysiwyNg editor

@elkuku If we do implement image uploading, where we will store them?

@brianteeman I will look into it. Definitely it is possible to remove the alt (but it's not valid), but not sure that it is possible to change the order.

Is the file uploading part of the API? If so, problem solved.

Is the file uploading part of the API? If so, problem solved.

I think that we should continue to discuss uploading here #18. Sry for making offtopic :)

Have you looked at https://github.com/drewm/MIU-ImageUpload

This is a plugin for markItUp! to add the ability to browse for images and files to upload via ajax. A link to the file, or image tag is then returned to the editor.

@brianteeman thanks for the link

We have uploads now.