+ [2014-08-18T22:53:38Z] codydh There's incorporated
+ [2014-08-18T22:53:50Z] codydh http://incorporated.sendtoinc.com
+ [2014-08-18T22:56:24Z] codydh Yup good luck
+ [2014-08-18T23:15:18Z] Timmy I want to add classes to my images, but it is imposible as markdown doesn't support it. So I tried to embed an html <img> tag into my post. But I see that the preprocessor converts < > chars into its equivalent html codes. any idea?

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Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2014-08-18T13:50:28Z

codydh, and... the site source itself is available in its entirety to peruse, learn from, and reuse!
+ [2014-08-19T00:43:48Z] pontiki Timmy: markdown *does* let you include html inline tags within a paragraph, or separately
+ [2014-08-19T00:45:59Z] Timmy pontiki: yes. but <img> tag is not possible in jekyll. try it your self and see the result
+ [2014-08-19T00:46:12Z] pontiki i have done it before
+ [2014-08-19T00:50:01Z] pontiki this is the markdown input: Lorem ipsum <img src="http://i.imgur.com/MfucUXV.png"> and a few more tricks.
+ [2014-08-19T00:50:37Z] pontiki this is the resulting output: <p>Lorem ipsum <img src="http://i.imgur.com/MfucUXV.png" /> and a few more tricks.</p>