OPS Image & Video#

The OPS image and video directives are richer than plain markdown’s ![]() and <video>. They accept named attributes and render to figures with optional captions, borders, and lightbox links.

Basic image#

Image with border#

Image with lightbox (click to open original)#

Video — YouTube embed#

Video — direct media file#

The renderer picks <video controls> for .mp4 / .webm / .ogg URLs and <iframe> for everything else. With a direct file URL it looks like this:

Mixed with prose#

Paragraphs around images flow normally. The figure has its own block margin so it doesn’t crowd the surrounding text:

That image lives between two paragraphs and shouldn’t break the rhythm of the page.