@morrme Thanks for doing this work. However, I think the relative pattern that you want in this case is not ./some-file-name.png but rather /some-file-name.png (no dot.)

This is because the browser needs to resolve the file relative to the site root, where the dot syntax would be for resolving in a filesystem.

I don't have the exercism.io webapp installed locally, but I'm pretty confident you will need to make this change. Let me know if you think otherwise. I should be able to find some time to install the app and try your changes locally.

When I delete the dot, the image does not render (the left is the current code, the broken link on the right is the result of the change):

When I add the dot, it returns.

OK, I think I should try to stand up the exercism UI app locally and see what happens. Let me try this and I'll report my findings.

OK, I'm having a bear of a time setting the exercism.io UI app up locally. But, I found a solution that should work for both the local filesystem and the web, EG:

img/SolutionExplorer.png

No dot, no slash. I believe this will work bc of the structure. Shall we try that?

Woohoo! Thanks @morrme ! 🥇

Thanks @morrme for this contribution!!