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For example, when using the following markdown syntax: ![bg](static/images/background.png), the image does not display correctly in Marp/markdown-file.md.
In my opinion, *Marp*/static/images/background.png is an absolute path.
Expected behavior:
When using relative paths in markdown links, the image should be displayed correctly.
Steps to reproduce:
Create a markdown file in the Marp directory.
Create an "images" directory in the "static" directory under the "Marp" directory.
Add an image to the "images" directory.
Insert the following markdown syntax in the markdown file: ![bg](static/images/background.png).
Preview the file in Marp or in Obsidian.
Actual behavior:
The image does not display correctly and instead shows the alt text of the markdown link.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The plugin does not seem to support relative paths in markdown links.
I checked out Embed images and #9.
May I ask if the sentence indicates that relative paths within subdirectories are not supported?
Description
This is an example directory tree:
For example, when using the following markdown syntax:
![bg](static/images/background.png)
, the image does not display correctly inMarp/markdown-file.md
.In my opinion,
*Marp*/static/images/background.png
is an absolute path.Expected behavior:
When using relative paths in markdown links, the image should be displayed correctly.
Steps to reproduce:
![bg](static/images/background.png)
.Actual behavior:
The image does not display correctly and instead shows the alt text of the markdown link.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: