exported presentation has localhost links

[clux]

i cannot find a setting that turns this into the correct relative path - thinking that should just work since all the 3rd party resources are included in the export folder.

e.g. export/index.html

<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://localhost:43639/libs/highlight.js/11.3.1/styles/monokai.min.css">

this makes it hard to use with github-pages or similar (although it sometimes works accidentally when you have the reveal server running locally)

[clux]

i have a workaround for iterating and publishing now:

rm -rf docs/
cp export docs -r
sd  "http://localhost:45707" "/$REPO" docs/index.html

i am probably missing something obvious here though :-)
thanks a lot for writing this extension!

[evilz]

It should not ,🤔 l'll take a look Le jeu. 3 févr. 2022 à 5:50 AM, Eirik A ***@***.***> a écrit :

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[lsmith-kc]

I had the same issue. Now using a cleanup script after export.

#!/bin/sh 
# replaces references to 'localhost' with relative paths 
# to enable serverless presentations locally and on the web 
 
find ./index.html -type f -exec sed -E -i '' 's/http:\/\/localhost:[0-9]+\//.\//g' {} \; 

[gVallverdu]

I run into the same issue. But there is also something more about data-background-image.

Here are the issues, if I try to explain (I am not very skilled about server ...)

• I did a presentation in markdown and it displays very well in vscode.
• If I copy/paste the link and look at the presentation in a browser it is ok, let's say https://localhost:57795
• Now I try to export the presentation as html file and open the index.html file in the browser. Two different things happen.

First issue

If I shut down vscode or the presentation (the server, https://localhost:57795), on the browser, the presentation does not display correctly. But, as said in the previous comments, if you replace the https://localhost:57795 by "" or the baseurl of you web page. It works again.

Second issue

The second issue is about data-background-image. Let's say you have the following markdown code:

--

## a title

<!-- .slide: data-background="img/image.jpg" -->

--

When you export the presentation as html, the produced html code is the following :

<section data-background="img/image.jpg">
<!-- .slide: data-background="img/image.jpg" -->
<h2>a title</h2>
</section>

Whatever the state of the server in vscode, if you open the presentation from index.html in a browser, the background image is not displayed. Contrary to the previous solution, you have to add the https://localhost:57795 url to make it works (assuming this server/address is still running in vscode). Actually it works (in all case) if you put, as background, a picture from an url but it does not work if you use a local file. That is why it works if you add the https://localhost:57795 address.

[evilz]

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