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I use Typora to write for my Hugo blog, so I add typora-copy-images-to: '../../static/img/${filename}.d' to the front matter of Hugo's default archetype. Every time I create a new Markdown file, Typora should detect the setting and download/paste images to that folder.
However, Typora still uses the default global setting of pasting to ./${filename}.d. But if I modify the front matter after the document is opened, such as deleting the trailing d and then add it back, the configuration works. I think this is a rare bug.
My Typora image settings:
Default front matter, added before Typora touches the document:
Expected behavior: Copy images into ../static/img/${filename}.d.
Actual behavior: Copy images into ./${filename}.d.
Typora version: 1.9.3 latest
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I use Typora to write for my Hugo blog, so I add
typora-copy-images-to: '../../static/img/${filename}.d'
to the front matter of Hugo's default archetype. Every time I create a new Markdown file, Typora should detect the setting and download/paste images to that folder.However, Typora still uses the default global setting of pasting to
./${filename}.d
. But if I modify the front matter after the document is opened, such as deleting the trailingd
and then add it back, the configuration works. I think this is a rare bug.My Typora image settings:
Default front matter, added before Typora touches the document:
Expected behavior: Copy images into
../static/img/${filename}.d
.Actual behavior: Copy images into
./${filename}.d
.Typora version: 1.9.3 latest
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: