Graphics files for HTML usually should be in the same directory as the HTML files, or in a related directory. Their location relative to the HTML files might not be the same as their location relative to DITA files. Therefore, you must specify where they will be when your HTML output is deployed on a Web server, in a Help system, or on a production system different from your conversion system.
Note: Some HTML output types restrict placement of graphics; see §32.1 Locating graphics files for HTML.
Graphics in directory with HTML files
To remove any path information from graphics file names, so that a browser or Help viewer will look for graphics in the same directory as the HTML files that reference those graphics:
[Graphics]
; StripGraphPath = No (default)
; or Yes (remove path from graphics references)
StripGraphPath = Yes
Graphics in a different directory
To specify where a browser or Help viewer should look for graphics:
[Graphics]
; GraphPath = path to use (replacing any previous) for all graphics
GraphPath = relative/path/to/graphics/files
The location specified by GraphPath is relative to the wrap directory.
Move graphics to the referenced directory
To move graphics to the specified directory, do one of the following:
§44.7.4 Synchronizing graphics settings for HTML output
§32.1 Locating graphics files for HTML
§18.3.9 Locating graphics files for HTML Help
§19.3.8 Getting OmniHelp supporting files in the right place
§20.3.6.3 Locating graphics files for JavaHelp and Oracle Help