Links to figures are not correct in RSS about blogdown HOT 9 CLOSED

There is no documentation yet, but this is a solved problem. To publish a website, you need blogdown::build_site(), and the .xml files will be post-processed.

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Thanks, I see that now. One thing it would be useful to have in the documentation is it's important to stop any daemonized server first (via servr::daemon_stop()) - I've got used to having the website served locally in the background and then running build_site(local = FALSE) still seems to build as if local = TRUE.

Unfortunately I still have an issue though, when using build_site() the links are missing a "/", e.g. I get http://forwards.github.io/blog/2017/01/13/mapping-usersfigures/unnamed-chunk-2-1.png where I should have http://forwards.github.io/blog/2017/01/13/mapping-users/figures/unnamed-chunk-2-1.png so the links are still broken in the .xml files.

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I encountered the same problem with displaying images in username.github.io. It seems that the problem still exists up to now.

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@hturner That is a good suggestion for the documentation, and actually I guess I can provide a fix to avoid rebuilding the site after you run build_site(). I'll fix the missing slash issue, too.

@weiqiwang15 Do you have an example on Github? I saw your repo https://github.com/weiqiwang15/weiqiwang15.github.io but it does not appear to be a Hugo website (looks like Jekyll instead); blogdown only supports Hugo at the moment. To create a new website, please follow the instructions in README: https://github.com/rstudio/blogdown

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Thank you for your reply. I couldn't resolve the problem so I switched back to the Jekyll solution. I'll create a new repo and try to replicate the problem. Thanks.

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I used two repos (blog_source and wangweiqi15.github.io) to store the files as you suggested in this post.

I have little experience with html so I'm not sure if the screenshots below are where the problem lies. Hopefully it can give you some clue. Thanks.

In blog_source/blogdown/post/2015-07-23-r-rmarkdown.html

In wangweiqi15.github.io/2015/07/23/hello-r-markdown/index.html

Figure in blog post can't display correctly.

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@hturner The missing slash was due to your configuration, and I just submitted a PR to fix it forwards/website_source#1

@wangweiqi15 Your issue has been fixed. Please reinstall blogdown:

devtools::install_github('rstudio/blogdown')

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Working like a charm now! Thank you!!

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Ah, so simple! Thanks very much!

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