relative url doesn't work with video tag

[goooooouwa]

Hi @jeffreytse ,

First of all, thanks for creating this awesome plugin. Love the features it provides.

Recently when trying to use the video tag to play one of my local video files using relative_url, it seems not recognizing the video, instead it's rendered as a normal image tag as result.

I'm using the following syntax: ![]( {{ "/assets/images/2015/12/2015-12-13-wu-biao-t2/1.mp4" | relative_url }} ).

Could you please check if it's reproducible on you end? Please share if there's any workaround.

Thanks in advance.

[jeffreytse]

Hi @goooooouwa

Thanks for your support to this plugin. Now the processor just supports the pure link of http(s), and the filter isn't supported.
Once this feature is done. I'll get back you as soon as possible.

Thanks and regards.

[jeffreytse]

Hi @goooooouwa

🎉 Thanks for your help and this issue has been settled. Also, the latest gem version v0.9.4 has been released.

Thanks and regards.

[suppadeliux]

this syntax weirdly doesn't work for me. The only one that works for me is => ![](videos/demo_video.webm)

[jeffreytse]

Hi @suppadeliux

Could you please provide your code for me to dig this problem?

Thanks and regards

[suppadeliux]

Hello,
It is actually a little but difficult to explain, but in a few words, before the markdown is parsed and generates the html, i filter and match all paths from .md with a js filter which is in charge of copying for example my files to the _site folder, and other things.

The syntax => ![]( {{ "videos/example.webm" | relative_url }} ) can't work because of this custom js filter I use. So the problem comes from my custom filter and doesnt have something to do with jekyll-spaceship (because its parses the code always before the plugin or custom plugins). My guess is that kramdown syntax kind of lets that pass trough, and does the job of conversion/html generation, or maybe other thing I am not able to understand.

Anyways, today it does the job, and I am able to make it work ;). thanks again for the help!

[jeffreytse]

Hi @suppadeliux

I'm so glad to hear that you have settled down this problem. Anyway, welcome to submit your issue when you meet a problem.

Thanks and regards