Sigil-0.9.10 Released

[JBaby]

Originally Posted by theducks

That indicates it can't find the images.
Are the IMAGE files in the Images folder in the book browser?
Is the filename case correct in the <img tag "../Images/filename;jpg
Note the folder name has an initial cap I

I don't quite understand the part about the case. But the images are in the folder. I hope you can gain some insight from this screenshot. I'm editing this book because of the errors I found. Maybe I should just be less picky.

Thanks for helping!

[Tex2002ans]

Originally Posted by JBaby

I don't quite understand the part about the case. But the images are in the folder. I hope you can gain some insight from this screenshot. I'm editing this book because of the errors I found. Maybe I should just be less picky.

Does this happen on all EPUBs? Or just this specific one?

Did you happen to leave this Sigil open for a very long time without saving?

Sigil opens EPUBs to a temporary folder. On Mac OS, after a certain amount of time (let's say 24 hours), the OS "helpfully" cleans the temp folder.

If this was your issue:

Save often! (I personally Save As with the date every time I work on it, so at most I lose a day of progress.)

Also go to:

Edit > Preferences > General Settings > Set Folder where temporary files should be created

and change the folder.

This setting was added in Sigil 0.9.6. You can see some discussion about it here:

https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...05#post3337205

Sadly, that temp folder bug is a Mac OS issue... not much Sigil can do about it.

[GrannyGrump]

@JBaby ---
Make sure that in your html the image tag looks something like this:

<div class="illus">
<img alt="" class="img100" src="../Images/00001.jpg"/>
</div>

You *must* have the correct "path" to the image folder, and make sure that the word Images has a Capital I ("capital" or "upper" case):

src="../Images/

[theducks]

Originally Posted by GrannyGrump

@JBaby ---
Make sure that in your html the image tag looks something like this:

<div class="illus">
<img alt="" class="img100" src="../Images/00001.jpg"/>
</div>

You *must* have the correct "path" to the image folder, and make sure that the word Images has a Capital I ("capital" or "upper" case):

src="../Images/

The file extension is jpeg in the example.

OP can yo show the code view?

[DiapDealer]

Remember that the only way Sigil can successfully update the paths to files (if it needs to) is if the hrefs in the manifest section of the opf are correct to begin with. If the images weren't manifested correctly in the original epub, Sigil has no way to put things right.