Karthik,
Thanks! But at first this option doesn't solve the problem with
absolute paths either, does it?
Best wishes,
Yaroslav
Karthik Chikmagalur <karthikchikmaga...@gmail.com> writes:
even when org-latex-preview-cache variable is set to
"./preview/" in
the relative form. Links are handled incorrently in the
published
project, and svg links on the website point to nothing on
remote
machine.
I don't know how to avoid absolute path naming, anyone faced
this
issue?
`org-latex-preview-cache' is for in-buffer previews only. See
`org-html-latex-image-options', whose docstring is reproduced
here:
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org-html-latex-image-options is a variable defined in
‘ox-html.el’.
LaTeX preview options that apply to generated images.
This is a HTML-specific counterpart to
‘org-latex-preview-appearance-options’, which see.
This supports two extra properties,
:image-dir an html-export counterpart of
‘org-latex-preview-cache’, and
:inline a list of image format symbols that should not be
saved according
to :image-dir, but instead inlined in the generated
HTML.
Valid format symbols are:
- png, to inline png images using <img> with a data
URI
- svg, to inline svg images using <img> with a data
URI
- svg-embed, to inline svg images using an <svg>
element.
This is only applied when used along with svg, as
in
(svg svg-embed).
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Karthik
