I've created a website with two languages. Everything works fine with the default language, but when switching to the second language, all resources that are not inside a page's CSS file, but referenced in the HTML no longer work, as the language path is prepended to them.
To further elaborate, when this bug occurs:
If you have a bilingual website with one background image and one regular image, only the background image works in the translated version. This is the image element in the translated HTML:
<img src="/de/images/logo.svg" class="u-logo-image u-logo-image-1">
It doesn't work, because the path (in absolute HTML export mode) is not adjusted to point to the top level images folder.
I've created a website with two languages. Everything works fine with the default language, but when switching to the second language, all resources that are not inside a page's CSS file, but referenced in the HTML no longer work, as the language path is prepended to them. To further elaborate, when this bug occurs: If you have a bilingual website with one background image and one regular image, only the background image works in the translated version. This is the image element in the translated HTML: <img src="/de/images/logo.svg" class="u-logo-image u-logo-image-1"> It doesn't work, because the path (in absolute HTML export mode) is not adjusted to point to the top level images folder.Last edited 22 July 2022 by bmuessig