GatorDeb
10-25-2008, 02:10 PM
When you have an HTML file with a cover and other images, are you supposed to set it up like this?
Cover Image
HTML file
Rest of images
?
Are you actually supposed to put the images there yourself or it imports them automatically for you because of the links in the HTML file as long as they are in the same folder? The cover itself has to be put in manually right?
Thanks! :)
pdurrant
10-25-2008, 03:15 PM
You don't need to explicitly add images referenced in the HTML -- Mobipocket Creator will add them in by itself, so long as the links resolve correctly (i.e. point to the image file they should)
The cover image doesn't have to be referenced from the HTML, but should be set up using the Cover Image tab.
If you're unsure, try things and see how the result comes out.
When you have an HTML file with a cover and other images, are you supposed to set it up like this?
Cover Image
HTML file
Rest of images
?
Are you actually supposed to put the images there yourself or it imports them automatically for you because of the links in the HTML file as long as they are in the same folder? The cover itself has to be put in manually right?
Thanks! :)
RWood
10-25-2008, 03:31 PM
If the HTML references an image that is on the Internet and your machine is connected to the Internet, will it resolve correctly or must the images be local?
GatorDeb
10-25-2008, 04:24 PM
I noticed the cover I have to add manually, but since I don't know where the images are in the books, it's hard to tell that it's doing it correctly.
So yes to cover images, no to everything. Thanks! :)
HarryT
10-27-2008, 11:30 AM
If the HTML references an image that is on the Internet and your machine is connected to the Internet, will it resolve correctly or must the images be local?
Image references must be local.