Is it possible (I haven't figured out how) to use relative paths for links. In my case, I have a git repository with a bunch of generated image files. I have a shared notebook in the repository that gets loaded into my main notebook. Ideally, I would like to add links (instead of duplicate pasting) to images in the shared notebook. I can use absolute links:
![image](/path/to/image_dir_in_repo/x.pdf)
However, if I check out this repo in a different location, and load it in my main notebook as a shared library the links will break. If I could do:
Is it possible (I haven't figured out how) to use relative paths for links. In my case, I have a git repository with a bunch of generated image files. I have a shared notebook in the repository that gets loaded into my main notebook. Ideally, I would like to add links (instead of duplicate pasting) to images in the shared notebook. I can use absolute links:
However, if I check out this repo in a different location, and load it in my main notebook as a shared library the links will break. If I could do:
the link would still work.
Thanks!