PSD to HTML conversion with images inside same folder

[zoomnclick]

Hi folks. Right now when I do a PSD to HTML conversion, all the spliced images are stored inside a subfolder. Is there a way to have them saved in the same folder as the HTML itself, without being in a sub folder?

This is a requirement for my client's mailer tool

[Stephen_A_Marsh]

All you need to do is move the images into the same path (folder) as the HTML file, then edit the code to remove the images/ prefix. Here is an example where the first has been changed and the second hasn't:

<td>
			<img src="pic-1.jpg" width="436" height="600" alt=""></td>
		<td>
			<img src="images/pic-2.jpg" width="364" height="600" alt=""></td>
	</tr>

[S_Gans]

I agree with @Stephen_A_Marsh  - but had been thinking how easy this would be to do with Find/Replace in your text editor.

[Stephen_A_Marsh]

I agree with @Stephen_A_Marsh  - but had been thinking how easy this would be to do with Find/Replace in your text editor.

By @S_Gans

Agreed, I didn't mention it as I thought it goes without saying, but yes – a multiple find/replace would be the way to go as there is no point doing this manually more than once (and there should always be multiple slices).

[Michael Bullo]

[Stephen_A_Marsh]

@Michael Bullo - Haha, amazing what you find when you look (I obviously didn't)!

[Michael Bullo]

@Stephen_A_Marsh  Might I suggest that you are too busy writing top notch code to be poking around in obscure menus of unofficially retired features 😉