Okay...
I'm no coder but the relevant html seems to be:
<div id="fig:threearrows" class="figure">
<p><img src="./images/threearrows.png" width="300" height="300"
align="center" alt="./images/threearrows.png" /></p>
<p>Buried services suite</p>
</div>
The source Org file is called (in Windows)
\site\Experimental-manuals\Manual1.org
Where folder "site" contains all the files.
Manual1.org calls a dozen #+INCLUDEd Org files arrranged like this:
site\foldername\filename.org
using this format: in Manual1.org
---------
* Introduction to this manual :scope:
This is an experimental manual, with selected export. The selected text is
based on the tag "scope".
#+INCLUDE: "../foldername/filename.org"
---------
The images are arranged like this:
\site\foldername\images\picture.png
All the image files are included in each of the filename.org files
something like this:
#+ATTR_HTML: width="500" height="500" align="center"
#+CAPTION: My picture
#+LABEL: fig:mypicure
[[./images/mypicture.png]]
When I export from filename.org (to LateX and html), the images obligingly
appear.
However when I export from Manual.org, there is the standard broken picture
link.
I suspect that the exporter is looking for the image in
\site\Experimental-manuals\images\mypicture.png (which doesn't exist)
where it should be looking in
\site\foldername\images\mypicture.png
Phew!
John
On , Jambunathan K <kjambunat...@gmail.com> wrote:
John
> Hi
>
>
>
> I am trying to export html from an Org file "A.org". The Org file is
largly
> constructed from other Org files "1.org", "2.org", "3.org", etc. via
> "#+INCLUDE:". These "1.org", "2.org", "3.org", etc. files have a number
of images
> included.
>
>
>
> However the images aren't included in the export of A.org.
>
>
>
> What I think is happening is that the images are being looked for in
the relative
> path from "A.org", whereas they should be looked at for in the relative
path from
> the "1.org", "2.org" files. Am I correct, and is there a workaround
(other than
> using an absolute path)?
>
Provide an example of dir organization, some simple orgfiles and the
generated html output samples.
The more the details and samples provided more there would be incentive
for someone to help you out.
Jambunathan K.
>
>
> Thanks
>
> John
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