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We should decide on the main location for static files. For images it seems like the jupyter book way is to use a folder called images -- however, I ran into a bit of trouble trying to include rendered video files which I included in an HTML video tag. These files were not automatically copied into the build folder by sphinx. The sort of hacky solution was to put these into a folder called _static, which happens to be copied by sphinx build. I think this is the only way to support videos, so I went with the approach for all static files in my PR #4
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I saw the same problem with an audio file just now. For most of the physical modelling part, I generated and rendered the videos within the notebook, which worked fine; however, this isn't a solution for all media content. It is probably better to address the issue once we have merged the rest of the branches.
We should decide on the main location for static files. For images it seems like the jupyter book way is to use a folder called
images
-- however, I ran into a bit of trouble trying to include rendered video files which I included in an HTML video tag. These files were not automatically copied into the build folder by sphinx. The sort of hacky solution was to put these into a folder called_static
, which happens to be copied by sphinx build. I think this is the only way to support videos, so I went with the approach for all static files in my PR #4The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: