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Old 08-09-2017, 08:51 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by dbird View Post
Are you sure? When I use the calibre "Insert Image" button, all it inserts is: <img alt="Image" src="images/00004.png" />. No block level tags.

In playing with this, I notice that the above path is produced when I insert the image into a subfile (part0003.html) which I inserted into the book (post conversion). The path <img alt="Image" src="../images/00004.png"/> was produced when I inserted the same image into a subfile which originated with the initial conversion to .azw3.

I have saved the book file, but not re-opened it again after closing the calibre editor. I've noticed that the subfiles names are changed after re-opening. Hm!
Calibre (and Sigil)expects you to insert the image INTO the (placements) controlling block. eg you might want to 'float' it, scale it...
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