Hello everyone, I tried different things to let Pandoc know that I want to use a specific folder as an attachment folder but only this solution worked:
opened 05:41PM - 02 Nov 21 UTC
Hello! I was trying to convert one of my files to PDF, I received the following … error
The thing is, that picture isn't in the root folder, it's in a nested folder called `__Assets`.
The full path is `C:\Users\Username\Documents\[[Obsidian]]\Folks and Tales\Ash In The Snow\PCs\__Assets`
If the full relative path (`Ash In The Snow/PCs/__Assets/Axiom.png`) is specified, then works. The only way to do this in obsidian (that I know of?) is by having multiple files by the same name, which forces obsidian to have a full relative link to *that* exact file.
Is there any way to work around this issue? I can provide any files or my exact file structure if needed.
But I think is not a good solution because it doesn’t show enough flexibility regarding the folder where the attachments are.
I think a good idea was displayed here:
opened 08:41AM - 10 May 13 UTC
closed 07:02AM - 21 May 17 UTC
enhancement
status:in-progress
status:more-discussion-needed
I get a pandoc message
```
pandoc: Could not find image `floating-image.pdf', … skipping...
```
Would it be possible to make it a bit more expressive such as
```
pandoc: Could not find image `floating-image.pdf`, skipping ...
in "mytestfile.md line 1234, producing docx output
```
I was calling pandoc with multiple output formats, the problem only occurs while generating docx. The image file exists, but as it is a pdf, I guess pandoc cannot process it. If this is the case, pandoc should express that fact.
Pandoc could use ghostscript to convert it to a proper format, but that's another story (or another request:-)
with this possible implementation:
---
graphics: true
header-includes:
- \graphicspath{{./images/}}
---
Has anyone found a better solution or a feature that I’m not aware of?
system
July 10, 2022, 3:31pm
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