Test moving images into folders with post content#173
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Here’s an example showing the images working within the GitHub Markdown preview: https://github.com/NHSDigital/prevention-services-design-history/blob/test-moving-images-into-folder-with-post/app/record-a-vaccination/2025/03/asking-fewer-better-questions/index.md This clinches it for me, as the previews are really helpful for reviewing! |
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Closing this test as I’ve re-done it in #235 |
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This is a test to explore whether it would be easier to move from having separate image and post folders like this:
to having combined images-and-posts folders like this:
The main advantages would be:
app/imagesexactly matches the post name, which is a common source of mistakesThe disadvantages are:
Fixes #153