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[Feature] Single File -> Folder Export

Open BuildBackBuehler opened this issue 1 year ago • 1 comments

I figure this may be possible currently but I'm unfamiliar with the Markdown(?) code that I'd use.

Right now when I export files that have images in them go straight into a general attachments folder. I'm hoping to have each file I export to have its own attachment folder, aka nested in a folder, I suppose the folder would have the file's name.

Would this work?

image

I know I could create a folder for every file I create like in your gif but that feels...tedious? Or unnecessary.

I'd rather it bundle it all into a folder.

BuildBackBuehler avatar Jan 12 '25 22:01 BuildBackBuehler

What you're asking about should be handled with the Include filename in output path setting. Toggling it creates a new directory under the exported file's name, which the attachment folder will then be created under. That should give you a file tree that looks like this:

output
└── filename
    ├── filename.md
    └── attachment
        └── linked-image.png

It should be mentioned that this is currently the only form of image separation; organizing images based on their corresponding file within a general attachments folder is not possible at the moment.

PersonMeetup avatar Feb 06 '25 17:02 PersonMeetup