Re: Displaying images for html output

[Gavin Smith]

On Sun, Nov 15, 2020 at 05:55:19PM +0100, Patrice Dumas wrote:
> Actually this is problematic as it requires to put an extension and
> there is an error message stating that the file was not found.
> 
> It probably should be documented that
> * the file should be relative to the location where texi2any is called
>   if it is a file starting with ., .. or there will be a message
> * the file should be relative to the final directory to be found by 
>   browsers.
> 
> Probably the way to go in the case of a split manual is to
> * prepopulate the directory where the split manual will be with the 
>   images. Can be in a subdirectory.
> * use names in @image without leading ., like
>   @image{images_subdir/my_image}
> * call texi2any with a -I for the final directory, like
>    texi2any --html -I my_manual my_manual.texi
> 
> Should it be documented?

Yes, it needs to be explained how to use images with split output.  I
checked it with ti.texi for texindex, which references an image, and the
image only shows up for non-split output.