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Investigate whether docs resources can be stored in relative directory rather than static #134
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For a bit of extra context... https://www.npmjs.com/package/gatsby-remark-copy-linked-files does this for Markdown files so in principle we need to find a way of doing something similar for the asciidoc files or potentially even extend the functionality of the plugin upstream. I've asked the question in gatsbyjs/gatsby#37149 to see if other people are interested in this. |
Could you please add a small description about the problem? I suspect it is about error messages shown in an IDE, e.g., IntelliJ (using the IntelliJ AsciiDoctor Plugin): and the missing preview At least for IntelliJ this can be resolved by adding a file :imagesdir: {asciidoctorconfigdir}/../static/images Then the error in IntelliJ is gone, a mouse over will even show the referenced image: and the preview will of course show the image as well |
If you feel my comment above describes the problem, you may assign the issue to me @gdams / @smlambert and add it to the Q1 2023 project. |
Please, please don't drop AsciiDoc in favour of markdown. |
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