Merge pull request #328 from seanmadsen/img_path

Make image paths absolute

docs/appendices/history-of-this-book.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ specific capacity get directly to the chapter relevant to them.
 The following photo shows the people who worked on this second edition
 of the book.
 
-![civi_team](../img/CiviCRM_update-CiviCore-civi_team-en.jpg "civi_team")
+![civi_team](/img/CiviCRM_update-CiviCore-civi_team-en.jpg "civi_team")
 
 In the back row, starting from the left, you are looking at Dave
 Greenberg (San Francisco, USA), Kyle Jaster (NY, USA), Xavier Dutoit
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ difficult, challenge.
 
 The following photo shows the people who wrote this book. 
 
-![team](../img/Blog-CiviCRM-team-en.png "team")
+![team](/img/Blog-CiviCRM-team-en.png "team")
 
 In the back row you are looking at Michael McAndrew (London, UK), Tony
 Guzman (Salt Lake City, USA), Brian Shaughnessy (Albany, NY, USA), Dave
@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ We love you, Jill, and wish we could take you home with us. We are also
 grateful to Dave Greenberg, Bob Concannon and Mari Tilos for their
 hospitality, and to Scout (aka "CiviDog") just for being there.
 
-![scout](../img/CiviCRM-scout-en.jpg "scout")
+![scout](/img/CiviCRM-scout-en.jpg "scout")
 
 We had help from around the world during the preparation process, and
 over the course of the Sprint. Andy Oram helped us both in the planning
@@ -124,14 +124,14 @@ Sprint. They include Robert Santiago, Xavier Dutoit, Joe Murray,
 Sarmeesha Reddy, Jay Maechtlen, Dream Gomez, Leila Johnson, Duncan
 Hutty, and Kurund Jalmi.
 
-![pteam](../img/Blog-CiviCRM-pteam-en.png "pteam")
+![pteam](/img/Blog-CiviCRM-pteam-en.png "pteam")
 
 Our office for the week was Dave and Bob's house.
 
-![civi1](../img/Blog-CiviCRM-civi1-en.png "civi1")
+![civi1](/img/Blog-CiviCRM-civi1-en.png "civi1")
 
 We mitigated the hardship of late-night work with some tasty beverages.
 
-![log](../img/Blog-CiviCRM-log-en.png "log")
+![log](/img/Blog-CiviCRM-log-en.png "log")
 
 And occasionally they let us out for a bit....

docs/campaign/everyday-tasks.md

@@ -13,22 +13,22 @@ Campaign Dashboard (refer to the following chapters on [Surveys](/survey/everyda
 To view the Campaign Dashboard, go to **Campaigns > Dashboard >
 Campaigns.**
 
-![Campaign dashboard showing a list of existing campaigns with the columns: title, description, start date, end date, type, status, active?](../img/campaign_everyday_dashboard.png)
+![Campaign dashboard showing a list of existing campaigns with the columns: title, description, start date, end date, type, status, active?](/img/campaign_everyday_dashboard.png)
 
 From the Campaign Dashboard, you can then Edit, Disable and Delete
 existing campaigns, and create new campaigns.
 If you have a large number of campaigns you can open the campaign search
 accordion to set filters to display only the campaigns you want to see a
 t that time.  
 
-![Campaign Search Criteria: title, description, from date, to date, campaign type, campaign status, is active?](../img/civicampaign-dashboard-search-criteria.png)
+![Campaign Search Criteria: title, description, from date, to date, campaign type, campaign status, is active?](/img/civicampaign-dashboard-search-criteria.png)
 
 ## Create a New Campaign
 
 To create a Campaign:
 
 1.   Go to **Campaign > New Campaign**
-![Blank campaign form with all fields](../img/campaign_everyday_newcampaign.png)
+![Blank campaign form with all fields](/img/campaign_everyday_newcampaign.png)
 
 2.  Enter information about your campaign:
     -   **Title** (required): enter a unique name that describes your

docs/campaign/set-up.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ To add a new campaign type:
 1.  Go to **Administer > CiviCampaign > Campaign Types**. 
 2.  This will display a list of existing campaign types: 
 
-    ![column headers are: label, value (unique number), description, order, reserved, enabled (yes or no)](../img/campaign_configuration_typeoptions_1.png)
+    ![column headers are: label, value (unique number), description, order, reserved, enabled (yes or no)](/img/campaign_configuration_typeoptions_1.png)
 3.  Click on **Add Campaign Type**, and give the new type a label and a
     description (optional).
 4.  Optionally, change the default weight: this affects the order in
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ stage a given campaign is in.
 4.  Click **Save** and the new status will then be available to assign
     to campaigns.
 
-![overview of campaign statuses. Column headers are: label, value, description, order, reserved (yes or no), enabled (yes or no)](../img/campaign_configuration_statuses.png)
+![overview of campaign statuses. Column headers are: label, value, description, order, reserved (yes or no), enabled (yes or no)](/img/campaign_configuration_statuses.png)
 
 ## Engagement index 
 
@@ -77,4 +77,4 @@ To configure the Engagement Index:
 This information can supplement your outreach employees' or organizers'
 assessment of member engagement/interest in your organization.
 
-![overview of engagement index options. Columns headers are: label, value, description, order, reserved (yes or no), enabled (yes or no). Each option can be edited, disabled, or deleted.](../img/campaign_configuration_engageoptions.png)
+![overview of engagement index options. Columns headers are: label, value, description, order, reserved (yes or no), enabled (yes or no). Each option can be edited, disabled, or deleted.](/img/campaign_configuration_engageoptions.png)

docs/case-management/everyday-tasks.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ pop-up window by clicking directly on the title. If you're ready to work
 on that activity, click the edit pencil to the right of the activity
 title. 
 
-![](../img/z-CiviCrm-4.5-case-activit-row.png)
+![](/img/z-CiviCrm-4.5-case-activit-row.png)
 
 
 Click on the triangular expand icon (►) to the left of the client name
@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ steps:
     will see a list of potential matches (as illustrated by the
     following screenshot).
 
-    ![](../img/z-CiviCrm-4.5-case-newclient.png) 
+    ![](/img/z-CiviCrm-4.5-case-newclient.png) 
 
 3.  If you don't find the contact, you can create it immediately by
     selecting the type of contact from the **create new contact** list.
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ steps:
     Gala** for Location. You can manage Encounter Mediums by selecting
     the edit icon.
 
-    ![the edit icon shows a pencil](../img/z-4.5-civicase-medium.png)
+    ![the edit icon shows a pencil](/img/z-4.5-civicase-medium.png)
 
     Use the **Details** text area to add information pertaining to the
     overall case, but not to a specific *activity* of the case. An
@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ particular case on a single screen, including:
 -   Identify/manage client relationships
 -   Run case audits (reports)
 
-![Manage case page](../img/z-CiviCrm-4.5-mange-case-new.png)
+![Manage case page](/img/z-CiviCrm-4.5-mange-case-new.png)
 
 ## Assigning case roles
 
@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ their My Cases view. The phone number and email address of each person
 with a case role will be displayed on the case, making it easy to
 communicate with them (see screenshot).
 
-![List of case roles with the button 'add new role' on top.](../img/z-CiviCrm-4.5-mange-roles.png)
+![List of case roles with the button 'add new role' on top.](/img/z-CiviCrm-4.5-mange-roles.png)
 
 Within a case, you can assign a case role to a contact:
 
@@ -272,7 +272,7 @@ Once you have selected your search criteria, click the **Search** button
 to the right and the table will automatically filter out all of the
 activities not matching your criteria.
 
-![List of search reslults.](../img/z-CiviCrm-4.5-mange-activity.png) 
+![List of search reslults.](/img/z-CiviCrm-4.5-mange-activity.png) 
 
 ## Adding and managing activities
 

docs/case-management/set-up.md

@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ when a new case is opened.
     **Administer > Customize Data and Screens > Relationship Types**.
     There you will also be able to review and edit other details of the
     roles/relationships if you need to.
-![List of roles, and checkboxes to assign a role to the manager of the case, and/or to the creator.](../img/CiviCase_Roles.png)
+![List of roles, and checkboxes to assign a role to the manager of the case, and/or to the creator.](/img/CiviCase_Roles.png)
 
 4. Include **Activities**
 When working on a case, the user has access to a drop-down menu in the
@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ to the case.
     user **might** **choose** to add to the case. Activities that you
     include in a Timeline or Sequence do not need to be in this list.
 
-    ![List of case activities with three tabs: activity types, standard timeline, sequence.](../img/CiviCRM_4.5_CiviCase_Activities.png)
+    ![List of case activities with three tabs: activity types, standard timeline, sequence.](/img/CiviCRM_4.5_CiviCase_Activities.png)
 
     Select the activity types that you wish to be included in the case type
     from the "Add activity type" drop-down shown below the listing of
@@ -177,7 +177,7 @@ within the case type.
     from the (Add) menu. Currently you can only add one sequence to any
     given case type.
 
-![Standard timeline tab with list of activities.](../img/CiviCRM_4.5_CiviCase_Standard_Timeline.png)
+![Standard timeline tab with list of activities.](/img/CiviCRM_4.5_CiviCase_Standard_Timeline.png)
 To add activities to a timeline, select the tab for the timeline you want
 to work with:
 
@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ You can choose to use the "end date" of a case (i.e the final defined
 activity) as your reference and use negative offset values to schedule
 activities as the example below shows.
 
-![Example of a timeline for a single venue event: getting a quote should take place 21 days before the event date, the site visit 14 days beforehand, and the accreditation 7 days before the event date.](../img/timeline_advanced.png)
+![Example of a timeline for a single venue event: getting a quote should take place 21 days before the event date, the site visit 14 days beforehand, and the accreditation 7 days before the event date.](/img/timeline_advanced.png)
 
 You can rename additional timelines or a sequence using the fields
 available in the 'Advanced' section below the main Activities section of
@@ -328,15 +328,15 @@ The following is a list of the CiviCase-related permissions:
     as view and add activities to any case (regardless of who initially
     created the case).
 
-    ![screenshot](../img/CiviCRM_update-CasePlanning-FindDeletedCases-en.png "FindDeletedCases")
+    ![screenshot](/img/CiviCRM_update-CasePlanning-FindDeletedCases-en.png "FindDeletedCases")
 
 -   Delete in CiviCase: allows a user to mark cases or case activities
     as deleted. Cases and activities are never physically deleted from
     your database, but only hidden when you mark them as deleted.
 
     Users with this permission can also find and undelete these cases and activities by checking the Deleted Cases option in Find Cases and the Deleted Activities option in the Case Activities Search Filter.
 
-![screenshot](../img/CiviCRM_update-CasePlanning-FindDeletedActivities-en.png "FindDeletedActivities")
+![screenshot](/img/CiviCRM_update-CasePlanning-FindDeletedActivities-en.png "FindDeletedActivities")
 
 -   Administer CiviCase: gives access to Administer > CiviCase options
     including:

docs/case-management/what-is-civicase.md

@@ -114,4 +114,4 @@ Coordinator is both the creator and manager of these cases. In addition,
 a Health Services Coordinator and a Benefits Specialist role are created
 when the case is opened.
 
-![Screenshot of the case.](../img/simple_housing_case.png)
+![Screenshot of the case.](/img/simple_housing_case.png)

docs/civic-engagement/everyday-tasks.md

@@ -36,8 +36,8 @@ be used in your Walklist survey.
     select **Survey Default Results Set Options**.
 7.  Click **Save**.
 
-![screenshot](../img/create_walklist_survey.jpg)
-![screenshot part 2](../img/create_walklist_survey_p2.jpg)
+![screenshot](/img/create_walklist_survey.jpg)
+![screenshot part 2](/img/create_walklist_survey_p2.jpg)
 
 ### Reserve the target group you want to survey
 
@@ -68,8 +68,8 @@ surveying during the door-knock canvass:
     sheet with the response codes and that the report is sorted by
     street name and odd and even street numbers.
 
-![cover sheet with response codes](../img/walklist_cover_sheet.jpg)
-![walklist report](../img/walklist_report.jpg)
+![cover sheet with response codes](/img/walklist_cover_sheet.jpg)
+![walklist report](/img/walklist_report.jpg)
 
 
 ### Conduct your door-knock canvass
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ into CiviCRM.
     whose responses you want to record, and click **Go**.
 4.  Enter the responses and results, then click **Record Response.**
 
-![Editable table with "name" and questions as column headers. Each row allows you to record the responses of a specific contact.](../img/phonebank_record_responses.jpg)
+![Editable table with "name" and questions as column headers. Each row allows you to record the responses of a specific contact.](/img/phonebank_record_responses.jpg)
 
 ### Reviewing Results of the Survey
 
@@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ actions: **Phone Call, Meeting** or **Interview**.
     **Engagement Index**. To find out how to create options for the
     Engagement Index, see the [Campaign](/campaign/what-is-civicampaign.md) section of this book.
 
-![Screenshot of an activity of type meeting. The engagement list is a dropdown list with numbers.](../img/engagement_index.jpg)
+![Screenshot of an activity of type meeting. The engagement list is a dropdown list with numbers.](/img/engagement_index.jpg)
 
 ## Manage Voter Information
 

docs/civic-engagement/set-up.md

@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ CiviEngage features.
 To review the custom field sets, go to **Administer > Customize >
 Custom Data** in the navigation menu. 
 
-![screenshot](../img/civiengage_custom_data_sets_small.jpg)
+![screenshot](/img/civiengage_custom_data_sets_small.jpg)
 
 The following list describes each of the custom field sets provided by
 CiviEngage; the bulleted items are custom fields within those custom
@@ -413,16 +413,16 @@ section of this book).
  -  For WalkList surveys: -   Create your custom data set for use with Activities of type Walklist 
 
  -  For PhoneBank surveys: -   Create your custom data set for use with Activities of type PhoneBank 
-![screenshot](../img/create_custom_data_sets.jpg) 
+![screenshot](/img/create_custom_data_sets.jpg) 
 
 2. Then for both Walklist or Phonebank surveys you can create the
 questions as the custom field labels and the responses you want to
 collect as the option values.
-![screenshot](../img/custom_data_for_walklists.jpg)
+![screenshot](/img/custom_data_for_walklists.jpg)
 
 3. Next, create the custom profile that will pull in the questions for
 your survey (to learn more about creating profiles, see the *Organising
 Your Data* section of this book). 
 
-![screenshot](../img/custom_profile_for_walklist.jpg) 
+![screenshot](/img/custom_profile_for_walklist.jpg) 
 

docs/common-workflows/deduping-and-merging.md

@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ Firstly view the dedupe rules. Go to **Contacts > Find and Merge
 Duplicate Contacts** in the navigation menu. This displays the following
 screen:
 
-![Duplicate Choose Find Rule](../img/duplicates-choose-find-rule.png)
+![Duplicate Choose Find Rule](/img/duplicates-choose-find-rule.png)
 
 Different rules are configured for each contact type (individuals,
 organizations, and households.) A default supervised rule and a default
@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ being compared are flagged as suspected duplicates.
     least one of the contacts in any identified duplicate pair is in
     your selected group.  
 
-    ![duplicates-select-group](../img/duplicates-select-group.png)  
+    ![duplicates-select-group](/img/duplicates-select-group.png)  
 
     Contacts of the type to which the rule is
     assigned will be scanned and compared. If the match between two
@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ being compared are flagged as suspected duplicates.
     You will be presented with a list of possible duplicates with a few
     show/hide tickboxes; Street Address, Post Code, Conflicts and Threshold.  
 
-  ![List of Possible Duplicates](../img/duplicates-list-of-possibles.png)  
+  ![List of Possible Duplicates](/img/duplicates-list-of-possibles.png)  
 
 4.  Clicking **Merge** for any pair of contacts brings up a table
     showing details for each contact. CiviCRM designates one record as
@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ being compared are flagged as suspected duplicates.
 5.  If you want to move the information in the opposite direction, you
     can swap the duplicate and original contacts by choosing **Flip
     between original and duplicate contacts** at the top of the page.  
-![Duplicate Merge Screen](../img/duplicate-merge-screen.png)  
+![Duplicate Merge Screen](/img/duplicate-merge-screen.png)  
 
 6.  The rows on the merge screen are colour-coded.
     -  Green indicates the information is the same
@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ being compared are flagged as suspected duplicates.
 Sometime it is appropriate to merge multiple pairs of duplicates at the same time.
 This can be done from the possible duplicates screen where you can display up to 100 rows.
 
-   ![List of Possible Duplicates Batch Merge](../img/duplicate-list-of-possibles-detail.png)
+   ![List of Possible Duplicates Batch Merge](/img/duplicate-list-of-possibles-detail.png)
 
 You can **Batch Merge All Duplicates** (This will merge **all** duplicates found,
 not just those displayed on your screen) or **Batch Merge Selected Duplicates**
@@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ page will not refresh automatically, just in case your database is very
 large, and searching for duplicates would cause a significant delay. You
 may then continue to assess and merge the remaining duplicates manually.
 
-![screenshot](../img/CiviCRM_dedupe_batchmerge.png)
+![screenshot](/img/CiviCRM_dedupe_batchmerge.png)
 
 !!! warning
     Before you begin to consider using batch dedupe, please take note of 

docs/common-workflows/exporting-your-contacts.md

@@ -34,15 +34,15 @@ Here's how you can export contact information:
 3.  From the **- actions -** dropdown menu, choose **Export Contacts**
     as shown in the following figure. This takes you to the export wizard.
 
-    ![ExportFromSearch](../img/CiviCRM_update-CiviCore-ExportFromSearch-en.png "ExportFromSearch")
+    ![ExportFromSearch](/img/CiviCRM_update-CiviCore-ExportFromSearch-en.png "ExportFromSearch")
 
 4.  **Export all or selected fields**.  
 
     -  Choose between
     exporting the primary fields or selecting your own set of fields for
     export. 
 
-    ![ContactExportOptions](../img/contact-export-options.png "ContactExportOptions")
+    ![ContactExportOptions](/img/contact-export-options.png "ContactExportOptions")
 
     There are 80 fields in a primary fields export (core contact fields with primary email, phone, and address data). Often it is best to specifically select which fields to export as this lets you include non-primary email, phone and address data, custom contact fields and data from related contacts. You can also choose to use a previously saved export mapping (if you have any).  
 
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ Here's how you can export contact information:
 
 6.  **Select Fields to Export**
 
-    ![ContactExportFieldSelection](../img/contact-export-field-selection.png "ContactExportFieldSelection")  
+    ![ContactExportFieldSelection](/img/contact-export-field-selection.png "ContactExportFieldSelection")  
 
     -  If you have chosen to use a saved export mapping, the fields in that mapping will be displayed.  You can use the mapping as is or modify it.  If you modify it you can update the existing field mapping or save the changes as a new field mapping.