Image alignment in the Markdown

Question

I’m trying to insert three images into the R using markdown, but I need them all to appear together next to each other. Which syntax to be used, I’m able to put one below the other.

[example](/example.png), [example](/example.png), [example](/example.png)

Answer 1

The markdown itself only generates the images in sequence and depending on the screen size limit where the HTML will be displayed it will break the images (the screen limit, not the markdown), what I can suggest to you to force keep would be using tables (if the markdown version is supported):

| Imagem 1 | Imagem 2 | Imagem 3 |
|----------|----------|----------|
| [example](/example.png) |  [example](/example.png) | [example](/example.png) |

Result (now tables and alignment also work on network sites):

Image 1	Image 2	Image 3
example	example	example

If you want to align the images to the left or right use the :, example:

| nativo   | esquerda | centro   | direita  |
|----------|:---------|:--------:|---------:|
| [example](/example.png) | [example](/example.png) | [example](/example.png) | [example](/example.png) |

Upshot:

native	left	center	right
example	example	example	example

Image 2 will be aligned to the left of the column and image 3 will align to the right of the other column.

Remember that not every generator or markdown viewer will support all features, even more depending on the version, so I can’t say if https://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/ this will be supported