Rendering of images failed about mkdocs-jupyter HOT 6 CLOSED

As a not-ideal workaround, I added

use_directory_urls: false

to the configuration, which fixed it.

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The solution is what afled commented.

Another option is to have the images in another dir inside the docs one, for example I usually do img/post-slug/img.png
and I include those in the notebook with

![alt](/img/post-slug/img.png)

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Hi, I'm trying to use the method suggested by @danielfrg above but the image still does not render. I created a separate folder in docs called imglib and put all my figures there. The docs folder also contains my Jupyter notebook at the following directory: case_studies/evaluating_perception/simple_script.ipynb . This case studies folder in docs is actually a symbolic link to the case studies folder that is located in the same directory as docs. I'm trying to render simple_script.ipynb that tries to print an image from the imglib folder but the figure does not render in my browser. Specifically, this is the error I get when I run make docs-serve:

INFO     -  [21:53:55] Serving on http://127.0.0.1:8000/gear/
WARNING  -  [21:53:58] "GET /gear/javascripts/mathjax.js HTTP/1.1" code 404
WARNING  -  [21:53:58] "GET /imglib/simple_case_study_fig2.png HTTP/1.1" code 404
WARNING  -  [21:53:58] "GET /imglib/simple_case_study_fig2.png HTTP/1.1" code 404

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Hi!

I'm having the same problem that @abadithela, any suggestions?

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@giturra I rendered in the Jupyter notebook using matplotlib. It's not the greatest but it works:

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import matplotlib.image as mpimg

%matplotlib inline
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
img = mpimg.imread('imglib/autonomy-stack.png')
imgplot = ax.imshow(img)
ax.xaxis.set_visible(False)
ax.yaxis.set_visible(False)
plt.show()

A better alternative is to use Python commands:

from IPython.display import Image
Image("imglib/autonomy-stack.png")

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The issue with using use_directory_urls: false is that it added ".html" to the end of web pages. If that is not acceptable, then the question is still opened.

If you set use_directory_urls: true and your notebooks are not in docs folder, you have an new issue where the directory of the images is different between local development and the generated site/ folder for the site.

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