thinkoholic

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/122553?replies=2#post-666190

you can also have it done automatically:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/122553?replies=2#post-666190

i had the same problem, using images with relative URIs.

the first solution (which i found somewhere on here):
use absolute URIs – like <img src=”/folder/file.jpg”> instead of <img src=”folder/file.jpg”> (note the slash after src=”!)

the second solution would be to add the following lines to wordpress/wp-includes/formatting.php (in line 28):

$curl = str_replace(‘src=”‘, ‘src=”/’, $curl);
$curl = str_replace(‘src=”/https://’, ‘src=”https://&#8217;, $curl);
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using the second solution, you can keep linking as before, and the changes will be made automatically (and retroactively). external links are “cleaned” of the preceding “root-slash”.

don’t know if this is still unresolved… you need to use absolute URIs – <img src=”/folder/image.jpg”> instead of <img src=”folder/image.jpg”> (note the slash after src=”!)

i had the same problem, using images with relative URIs.

the first solution (which i found somewhere on here):
use absolute URIs – like <img src=”/folder/file.jpg”> instead of <img src=”folder/file.jpg”> (note the slash after src=”!)

the second solution would be to add the following lines to wordpress/wp-includes/formatting.php (in line 28):

$curl = str_replace('href="', 'href="/', $curl);
$curl = str_replace('href="/https://', 'href="https://', $curl);

for images, it would be

$curl = str_replace('src="', 'src="/', $curl);
$curl = str_replace('src="/https://', 'src="https://', $curl);

using the second solution, you can keep linking as before, and the changes will be made automatically (and retroactively). external links are “cleaned” of the preceding “root-slash”.