###What I’m trying to do
I’ve recently (and finally) learned how to use CSS-inserted images in obsidian. Prior to that, I thought only markdown was possible, but then I inspected the inserted images and found that obsidian uses CSS code to display them, for example:
img alt=“My Vault/images/Pasted image 20250111163547.png” src=“app://294e999d507b2f69b30dac4231f4aa79df45/G:/My%20Drive/My%20Vault/My%20Vault%20Artem/images/Pasted%20image%2020250111163547.png?1736606147039”
Using that hella long link in “SRC” manually does help, and I’d be satisfied at that. However, I’m currently trying to learn web developing and I can’t really understand why it’s not a possibility to use a simple CSS with a relative path as displayed in the “alt” attribute. Hell, I don’t even understand what all the “app://294e999d507b2f69b30dac4231f4aa79df45” means up there.
###Things I have tried
I’ve tried playing with different link formats, using something like:
img src=“My Vault/images/Pasted image 20250111163547.png”
img src=“/My Vault/images/Pasted image 20250111163547.png”
img src=“./My Vault/images/Pasted image 20250111163547.png”
img src=“./My%20Vault/images/Pasted%20image%2020250111163547.png”
But none of them work I have already resigned myself to not being able to solve this made-up problem of mine, but I would really appreciate a conclusive answer if there is any