Thumbnailer fixes

thumbnailer.md

@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ https://directus.example.com/thumbnail/<project>/<width>/<height>/<action>/<qual
 
 1. A user requests a thumbnail of a specific Directus file using the URL syntax above
 2. The request is routed through an .htaccess file (or nginx equivalent) to the thumbnailer that checks if the thumbnail already exists
-3. If it already exists:  
+3. If it already exists:
     1. **The thumbnail is returned**
-4. If it does _NOT_ exist  
+4. If it does _NOT_ exist
     1. The requested size is validated against the whitelist
     2. The thumbnail is generated and saved in the filesystem
     3. **The thumbnail is returned**
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ Images are never stretched or distorted even when changing the aspect ratio.
 
 Now let's use the first example again, but this time with `contain` action. Now our URL is `http://directus.example.com/thumbnail/_/200/200/contain/better/file-name.jpg`, which saves the thumbnail to the server's filesystem at `thumbnail/_/200/200/contain/better/file-name.jpg`. As you can see ferom the example below, this new thumbnail has not been cropped at all... it has simply been shrunk to fit within the 200x200 bounds.
 
-<!-- ![Contain](./img/thumbnailer/200-200-contain-better.jpg)<br>_27KB • 200x133_ -->
+![Contain](./img/thumbnailer/200-200-contain-better.jpg)<br>_27KB • 200x133_
 
 :::tip
 You can also use the contain action with the `resizeCanvas` enabled. This would result in the same thumbnail as above but with "letterboxing" since the requested dimensions are forced and any negative space is filled with the `canvasBackground` color.