Hey @VinnieTron,
When using HTML to generate the image, what code did you use? Did you try specify the width attribute for example:
<img src=”https://linktotheimage.com/image.jpg” width=”200px”>
OR
<img src=”https://linktotheimage.com/image.jpg” style=”width:200px;”>
I’ve not tried this myself but if the above code doesn’t work then it could be that Microsoft teams may have some styling that’s overriding it. In which case, it may be better to use max-width instead of width. And also use the !important rule (for example style=”width:200px !important;”) to help override any existing styling.
Hopefully that’ll do the trick! :)
Sorry the late reply. I couldn’t get any variation of the code to work, having tried both those above and various other approaches. I suspect this depends on the source of the image.
In my case, i was using a logo from Clearbit. In the end I was able to control the image size directly in the image URL, for example:
<img src="//logo.clearbit.com/spotify.com?size=80">
This is unlikely to work for images from other sources, but might help someone.
Thanks so much for sharing this, @VinnieTron! I’m glad to hear you were able to get this sorted.