Hi Raymond,

I've just rebuilt your folder structure and it works. However, I may have 
misunderstood you --- are you trying to create a link to your image files 
or display your images within your tiddlers? Either way, I've addressed 
both scenarios.

*(1) LINKS to images*

Please note, when using orgzly, using orgzly syntax, 
> [[file:00-mysite_portable-00/images/smudge.jpg]] the link works. 
>

If you want to use links to external files (whether they be images or 
anything else), you can use this syntax (please modify depending on the 
relative location of your target file). Note that depending on your 
browser, the link will be opened in a new tab:

[ext[Image|00-mysite_portable-00/images/smudge.jpg]]

*(2) DISPLAYING images*; please clarify which one is true:

(a) Your TW file and your "00-mysite_portable-00" folder are at the same 
level (in some folder)
(b) Your TW file and your "images" folder are are at the same level (in the 
"00-mysite_portable-00" folder)

In case of (a), the following works:

[img width="100%" alt="(image missing)" [00-mysite_portable-00/images/smudge
.jpg]] 

In case of (b), the following works:

[img width="100%" alt="(image missing)" [images/smudge.jpg]] 

So in short, it all depends where your TW is located relative to your 
image(s) (and vice versa). Your TW will point to your image from its own 
"vantage point", so unless TiddloidLite renders its own path differently, 
which would mess up the default point of reference, you should have no 
issues.

Maybe try testing this using Chrome (or any other browser on Android) and 
see if you get the same results (I'm using my own TW on Android quite 
heavily, having adapted it for responsive design, and it works perfectly 
well in Chrome).

Regards,
Hubert



On Tuesday, 12 November 2019 00:36:12 UTC, Raymond McDowell wrote:
>
> Like you, I keep my images folder in the same location as my tiddlywiki. 
> However, when I set the link I get nothing. 
>
>
> [img width="100%" alt="(image 
> missing)"[00-mysite_portable-00/images/smudge.jpg]] 
>
> In your example I get the alt text "image missing". 
>
> Please note, when using orgzly, using orgzly syntax, 
> [[file:00-mysite_portable-00/images/smudge.jpg]] the link works. 

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