--- In nanoblogger@yahoogroups.com, Val Schmidt <vschmidt@...> wrote:
>
> One of the things I like most about nanoblogger is that it's easy to 
> take my blog with me when I'm not connected to the web. But I've run 
> into a snafu that maybe some of you will know how to fix.
> 
> If I add an image to my blog with a relative path name it doesn't 
> resolve properly in the nanoblogger archives.
> 
> But if I add an image blog with an absolute url, then my images don't 
> resolve properly on the local version of my blog (which isn't served 
> up by a web server).
> 
> Is there some functionality in nanoblogger to handle this kind of 
> things?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Val

I had the same problem and it was fixed by Kevin's response here

Terry, thanks. You want to use plugin/entry/mod/base_url.sh. It
should already be in your setup.

Change the links in your post to read something like:
'href="%base_url%images/example.jpg"'.

Currently this feature is limited to posts, but future versions of NB
will extend this type of functionality to articles.

As a temporary fix for articles, you can recreate it as a page format
plugin (plugin/page/format/base_url.sh) and specify it as a format in
your article's metafile.

e.g. "FORMAT: base_url, markdown"

You then create links similar to how you would in your posts.

Thanks,
Kevin