Image in custom footer doesn't show up
See original GitHub issueHello jupyter book, I am having an issue incorporating an image into the html-footer of my jupyter book.
Here is, what my _config.yml
looks like:
html:
extra_footer: |
<p>
<img src='img/logo.jpg' alt='Logo'>
</p>
sphinx:
config:
html_show_copyright: false
I have made sure, I am using the correct path/filename/no typos etc. and I have tried other formats like bmp or png. But still nothing works. I cant get the image to appear in the footer.
Any ideas how to solve this?
P.S.: I am working on windows 10 pro and I have downgraded to python 3.7.10, since there is an issue with python 3.8 and windows.
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yes, the absolute path worked! Thanks for the tip!
Would it also be possible to use the URL of my github account where this image lies? So that my
_config.yml
would look like:ah, and at the time it’s really just one page (made of a jupyter notebook) that is right in the root folder of the book (where the
_config.yml
and_toc.yml
are), so there are no subfolders. The path is relative to this one page.