Hi all, Ugh! In my original document the images were all in the images directory below the current directory (./images). Look what the LyX native LyXHTML export did to them:
<img src='0_d_at_python_lyx2epub_images_divcon.gif' alt='image: 0_d_at_python_lyx2epub_images_divcon.gif' /> <img src='1_d_at_python_lyx2epub_images_electrical_system.gif' alt='image: 1_d_at_python_lyx2epub_images_electrical_system.gif' /> <img src='2_d_at_python_lyx2epub_images_rad_bad.gif' alt='image: 2_d_at_python_lyx2epub_images_rad_bad.gif' /> They were all put in the current directory. I think I understand the design intent of doing it this way -- the LyX file could have pulled images from all over the hard disk, including absolute paths, and you can't have an HTML file create directories. But this is seriously ugly, and rather difficult to change the LyX original ./images/divcon.gif into ./images/divcon.gif in the current directory of the XHTML file. I might put a config option in my filter to remove ?_d_at_python_lyx2epub_images_ and replace it with ./myimagedirectory/. Anyone have ideas? Thanks, SteveT Steve Litt * http://www.troubleshooters.com/ Troubleshooting Training * Human Performance
