I would like to automatically add borders or shadows to the images.

[taszap]

What's your feature/idea?

I would like GitBook to add support for shadows/borders for images. I am concerned that the images I upload are hard to differentiate from the text.

What's your desired outcome?

I want my white images to be easily distinguished from the text. I can manage this by managing my screenshots externally but having this feature in GitBook would reduce my workload.

What's the impact of this for you?

• Critical
• High
• Medium
• Low

Anything else?

No response

[ccontinisio]

My thoughts on this:

In the new redesign of 2 months ago, all images and all drawings now have a border. This goes against me sometimes, as I'd like to have images with transparency, or perhaps blend into the background. But with a forced border, I can never achieve the effect.

This is also very annoying with drawings (the ones created directly in Gitbook).

• I have a drawing of a diagram, and it looks great in bright mode.
• However, it's unreadable in dark mode (especially the arrows).
• So I add a bright background to the drawing, a bit rectangle, so that the arrows are readable in both bright and dark mode.
• When I save the drawing, Gitbook adds a padding to it, and a border. So now the drawing has: a bright background, then a transparent padding, and then a border.

You can see how the forced border doesn't work for many cases. So, could it be optional?
Perhaps on by default, but configurable per-image?

Thanks.

[meshalA1]

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