Post by azjgard on May 17, 2016 14:23:36 GMT
Hey!
Every exported file comes with a "Test Page.html" that showcases your newly exported project embedded inside of an iframe within an HTML document. It has a few bullet points underneath your showcased product, and one of those bullet points indicates what the name of your media folder needs to be. For example:
"The movie requires '**NAME OF MEDIA FOLDER**' to be in the same folder as the file '**FILE NAME**.html'.
Post export, is it possible to specify a specific path for the generated code to look for media? I'll be embedding the finished product inside of a page on a website with a highly organized filing system, and I'm not sure how well breaking rank to put in a media folder amidst all of the html documents is going to go down with my superiors.
To clarify, I've skimmed through the generated code and, as can be expected, haven't found anything readable or editable that references any sort of media folder.
If it can only be done at the time that the file is exported, then so be it, but if there is a method to do it afterwards, it would save me the time of having to go back through and re-export and re-embed several documents. Thanks in advance.
Every exported file comes with a "Test Page.html" that showcases your newly exported project embedded inside of an iframe within an HTML document. It has a few bullet points underneath your showcased product, and one of those bullet points indicates what the name of your media folder needs to be. For example:
"The movie requires '**NAME OF MEDIA FOLDER**' to be in the same folder as the file '**FILE NAME**.html'.
Post export, is it possible to specify a specific path for the generated code to look for media? I'll be embedding the finished product inside of a page on a website with a highly organized filing system, and I'm not sure how well breaking rank to put in a media folder amidst all of the html documents is going to go down with my superiors.
To clarify, I've skimmed through the generated code and, as can be expected, haven't found anything readable or editable that references any sort of media folder.
If it can only be done at the time that the file is exported, then so be it, but if there is a method to do it afterwards, it would save me the time of having to go back through and re-export and re-embed several documents. Thanks in advance.
