fix(style): 🎉 update img element. #215
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Most of the most popular CSS libraries used with React define "display: block" in the "img" tag by default. For this reason, two img elements that need to be next to each other must be one under the other.
To give a direct example, Tailwind and Bootstrap.
While working with React, Tailwind and react-markdown-preview, this problem, which started with two img elements that should be side by side, caused me exactly 2 nights;(
When I found the problem, I checked other popular CSS libraries, same situation.