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Originally Posted by vne
I'm not sure if the "absolute links" you are talking about is the reason that links for my books are broken (only first 6 pages can be displayed, the rest is "file not found"). Actually I don't know what does it mean by "relative" or "absolute" link.
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A relative link is one in which the location is specified "relative to the current directory. IOW - the link says the file is in the directory below the current directory and is named "images" or whatever. An absolute link is one that says the file is located in a particular website or in the C: drive in the folder ....
You can move html files with relative links, as long as you move all the directories with it and you can always see all the linked files, even if your internet connection is down. With absolute links, doing one of the above will break the links.
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Is this option default or we need to set it? If need to set, then how?
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It's default.