Merge pull request #6947 from syncfusion-content/BLAZ-976279-Deployment

976279: Updated images path for deployment section

Author: kmuthukumarmkm

blazor/common/deployment/deployment-azure.md

@@ -21,61 +21,61 @@ If you don’t have a login for Azure, [sign up](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-
 
 * Click **Create a resource** in Azure Portal to create a resource group.
 
-![Create new resource](./images/create-new-resource.png)
+![Create new resource](../images/create-new-resource.png)
 
 * Select **Web App** Azure application service.
 
-![Select web app](./images/web-app.png)
+![Select web app](../images/web-app.png)
 
 * After selecting Web App option, choose an appropriate resource group name and instance details.
 
 * Once this is done, click **Review + create**.
 
-![Create resource](./images/create-resource.png)
+![Create resource](../images/create-resource.png)
 
 * After configuring the Web App service. Select the created web app service (blazor-web-publish).
 
-![Created resource](./images/created-resource.png)
+![Created resource](../images/created-resource.png)
 
 * Now, select the **overview** section, click on **Download publish profile**, and save the profile locally.
 
-![Download publish profile](./images/download-publish-profile.png)
+![Download publish profile](../images/download-publish-profile.png)
 
 ### Publish the Application in Azure
 
 #### Using Azure account login
 
 * To publish the project, right-click on it and choose **Publish** from the context menu.
 
-![Publish menu](./images/publish-menu.png)
+![Publish menu](../images/publish-menu.png)
 
 * Select **Azure** as the target and **Azure App Service (Windows)**  as the specific target.
 
-![Publish target](./images/publish-target.png)
+![Publish target](../images/publish-target.png)
 
-![Publish specific target](./images/publish-specific-target.png)
+![Publish specific target](../images/publish-specific-target.png)
 
 * You need to log into your Azure account and choose the web app service (blazor-web-publish) that you have created. Then, click **Publish**.
 
-![Created azure app service](./images/created-azure-resource.png)
+![Created azure app service](../images/created-azure-resource.png)
 
-![Publish App](./images/publish-azure.png)
+![Publish App](../images/publish-azure.png)
 
 #### Using Import Profile option
 
 * To publish the project, right-click on it and choose **Publish** from the context menu.
 
-![Publish menu](./images/publish-menu.png)
+![Publish menu](../images/publish-menu.png)
 
 * Select **Import Profile** as the target and browse the downloaded publish folder. Then, click **Publish**
 
-![Publish target](./images/target-import-profile.png)
+![Publish target](../images/target-import-profile.png)
 
-![Publish App](./images/publish-azure.png)
+![Publish App](../images/publish-azure.png)
 
 * Now, the application will be deployed and will be available in the specified URL: https://blazor-web-publish.azurewebsites.net/.
 
-![Output-Azure](./images/output-azure.png)
+![Output-Azure](../images/output-azure.png)
 
 ## See also
 

blazor/common/deployment/deployment-iis.md

@@ -23,23 +23,23 @@ Refer to [Host and deploy ASP.NET Core Blazor](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us
 
 * Open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager and then right-click on "Sites," followed by selecting "Add Website."
 
-![Add site in IIS](./images/add-site.png)
+![Add site in IIS](../images/add-site.png)
 
 * In the Add Website dialog, fill in the required field values such as site name, physical path and customized port value and then click OK.
 
 Set the physical path to the location where your sample application is developed.
 
-![Add Website in IIS](./images/add-website.png)
+![Add Website in IIS](../images/add-website.png)
 
 ## Run the Published Application
 
 * Open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. Expand the `Sites` node to verify that the published application is running. Click `Browse` to open the application in your browser.
 
-![Browse application](./images/browser-website.png)
+![Browse application](../images/browser-website.png)
 
 * Now, application runs in the specified browser port(8080).
 
-![Output-IIS](./images/iis-output.png)
+![Output-IIS](../images/iis-output.png)
 
 ## See also
 

blazor/common/deployment/publish.md

@@ -17,19 +17,19 @@ Refer to [Host and deploy ASP.NET Core Blazor](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us
 
 * Right-click on the project in the `Solution Explorer` and select `Publish`.
 
-![Solution Explorer in Blazor](./images/publish.png)
+![Solution Explorer in Blazor](../images/publish.png)
 
 * Then, select the `Folder` option and select the publishing target location.
 
-![Publish Location in Blazor](./images/folder.png)
+![Publish Location in Blazor](../images/folder.png)
 
 * Check the configuration as Release by clicking the `Advanced...` option below the target location.
 
-![Release Configuration in Blazor](./images/config.png)
+![Release Configuration in Blazor](../images/config.png)
 
 * For `Blazor Server side application`, set Deployment Mode as `Self-Contained`. Because some dependencies are not loaded properly when the published folder is hosted.
 
-![Deploy Mode in Blazor](./images/deploy.png)
+![Deploy Mode in Blazor](../images/deploy.png)
 
 * Then, click `Save` and `Publish`.