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But always I write posts at "/2020/01/02/foo.md" and thus if I write image link like ![](image.jpg) then it's violate with markdown semantic, which should have been ![](foo/image.jpg).
I wonder whether we can render the link with prefix "/2020/01/02" and thus I can write normal markdown even if it's not rendered.
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Currently,
![](image.jpg)
becomes<img src="/2020/01/02/foo/image.jpg">
But always I write posts at "/2020/01/02/foo.md" and thus if I write image link like
![](image.jpg)
then it's violate with markdown semantic, which should have been![](foo/image.jpg)
.I wonder whether we can render the link with prefix "/2020/01/02" and thus I can write normal markdown even if it's not rendered.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: