Shane Graber wrote: > Hello, I'm new to Scribus and I'm trying to understand how Scribus > imports data from other formats. What I'd like to be able to do is to > import XHTML into Scribus along with any relative linked images. So > far I see it's pretty straight forward to import HTML but the relative > linked images don't come along with the text. Is there a way to bring > the images in along with the text?
I could be out of date, but I don't think so. It may well be reasonably easy to extend the HTML importer to use Qt's HTTP and URL-handling facilities to download images and save them to a local directory (if not already local URLs). From there it should be possible to add image frames for them. This would require modifying the C++ HTML import plugin, and before starting on anything like that I'd check with Riku in case he (a) has a better version already in the works or (b) didn't support image import for reasons beyond just time and need in the first place. -- Craig Ringer
