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Re: docbook 2 html with images
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>>>And why should the images be precisely in the same directory as the
>>>docbook source ?
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>>Where else would they be?
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> For example, at my place, they are in images/ ...
Does your docbook link to them with the 'images' in the path?
In my case the Blender guide is not just referring to images but images
under subdirectories so that the src looks like
src="boo/bar/baz/image.png" in the resulting html. the original docbook
files use
ref="boo/bar/baz/image.png" format="png"
>>if they are being referred to in the docbook
>>files and they are not external?
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> In fact, they could be anywhere.
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> You would at least need to pass a parameter like --images-dir to your script.
> That could default to ".".
That's fine but I'm not sure that it makes sense. How could the docbook
stuff use images from anywhere without specifiying where that is in the
ref tag?
And if it is specified it results in an <img src= after conversion to html?
And if it can be found by the docbook stuff why wouldn't it be findable
by the html conversion stuff and my utility as well?
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JT Morée
PC Xperience, Inc.
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