[Gimp-docs] making html pages for an easier updatable site

[Marco Ciampa]

Since more eyeballs make bugs popup easier than only two,
I am trying to use user generated html pages for a local, 
more quickly updated, site.

Doing 

 make 

creates a html pages & update images links but...in a way that (IMHO) is
not really smart.
One example is better than a thouthands words...
Essentially, for italian and english, the output of the command is:

html/en
html/it


these two dirs contains all the html code with one image simlink that points
to ../../xml/en/images and ../../xml/it/images respectively.

so we have:

html/en
html/it
xml/en/images
xml/it/images

This is all ok but...in xml/en/images (and similarly in xml/it/images) there
are _not_ images but _absolute_ simbolic links to 

for example:

 xml/it/images/dialogs/scale-image.png

points to 

 -> /home/marco/svn-gnome/gimp-help-2/trunk/images/it/dialogs/scale-image.png
 
this makes copying this stuff to a site not so fast...

Q: is it possible to substitute all absolute links with relative one or
(alternatively) making only one absolute reference (that is easier to
modify) and all other references relative to this one?

TIA

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Marco Ciampa

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