Automatically Centered Images

Question

I like it when the images in posts are centered because for me the whole post looks a little bit more professional.

Therefore I use currently the hskip command:

$\hskipXin$     % with X being some real value, e.g., .5, 1, 2, ...

But doing this all the time manually, which includes the need to find a proper X-value that somehow centers the image, isn't that satisfying. ^^

Theoretically, can you tell which method I would choose to automagically center my images?

Answer 1

@MartijnPieters Can you please tell how to align it center

@SVM-RAJESH: you cannot; there are no alignment options.

So, you have no official way of doing this. Instead;

• Use \hspace or \hskipxin. I prefer \hspace though. It would've been heaven if MathJax supported \rule - that really gives horizontal and vertical control over "stuff" - but no cigar.
• Use <pre>. This is inconsistent and/or ugly in some browsers.
• Use  . Ten times a day, before each meal. Well, I'm pretty sure we're lazier off with $\LaTeX$ shortcuts.

Now, let's resize this thing:

Using \hspace:

$\hspace{25ex}$

I used $\hspace{25ex}$; then stared at the image to figure out whether if it's centered or not$\ldots$ and then felt asleep. So figuring that out is your job.

Using <pre>

I typed 25 spaces to achieve that. If we're too lazy for \hskipxin, then yeah$\ldots$ this isn't an option.

Using  

                                                

I don't have much to say, just that I used 48  s to align it like that.

So it's your choice which one to use.