absolute URLs to include markdowns are sourced inside docs/

[MarcBresson]

Hello,

I am trying to include a markdown file in another from its absolute URL. The URL i'm trying to include is "docs/includes/blabla.md" from a file in "docs/other/example.md", but it fails.

To make it work, I must remove the docs/ folder. It gives: "includes/blabla.md".

Is it a configuration issue on my end or should the example given in the readme.md of this repo be updated?

[mondeja]

I am trying to include a markdown file in another from its absolute URL.

Please, share the example code. If is an absolute URL should work. How is the URL? What example are you referring to?

[MarcBresson]

the file structure is like that

.
- docs
  - includes
    - blabla.md
  - other
    - examples.md

and in examples.md, calling the code below will not work

# header

{%
   include-markdown "docs/includes/blabla.md"
%}

but doing the following is ok:

# header

{%
   include-markdown "includes/blabla.md"
%}

[MarcBresson]

I'm talking about https://github.com/mondeja/mkdocs-include-markdown-plugin/blob/master/README.md?plain=1#L180 and https://github.com/mondeja/mkdocs-include-markdown-plugin/blob/master/README.md?plain=1#L190

[mondeja]

Yeah, that's correct. The examples in the documentation are not updated. Do you want to open a PR to fix them?

FYI: The breaking change was introduced in v6.0.0.