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Jakob Jünger · Jakob Jünger · commit a841cb25ebff · 2026-01-06T16:29:30.000+01:00
diff --git a/docs/devel/backend/controller.md b/docs/devel/backend/controller.md
@@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ User settings in Epigraf are either stored in the user record or in the session.
 All controllers extend the `AppController` class (`src/Controller/AppController.php`)
 which is derived from the base `Controller` class provided by the CakePHP framework.
 
-![Application controller class hierarchy](/devel/assets/img/classes-controller-app.png)
+![Application controller class hierarchy](../assets/img/classes-controller-app.png)
 
 On the application level, controllers serve the following purposes:
 
@@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ The Epi plugin implements an own `Epi\AppController` class (`plugins/Epi/Control
 derived from the global AppController, adding functionality for project database handling.
 All project database controllers within the Epi plugin extend this class.
 
-![Epi plugin controller class hierarchy](/devel/assets/img/classes-controller-epi.png)
+![Epi plugin controller class hierarchy](../assets/img/classes-controller-epi.png)
 
 They Epi plugin controllers serve the following purposes:
 
diff --git a/docs/devel/backend/model.md b/docs/devel/backend/model.md
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ All Tables are derived from `src/Model/Table/BaseTable.php` and all Entities fro
 Common methods in the table classes are `findHasParams()` and `findContainFields()`
 which are used by the controllers to filter and retrieve data from the database based on query parameters.
 
-![Model class hierarchy (App)](/devel/assets/img/classes-model-app.png)
+![Model class hierarchy (App)](../assets/img/classes-model-app.png)
 
 There are some pecularities in the models. You may need to read the section about project database models
 to understand the full picture:
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ Tables classes are usually derived from `plugins/Epi/src/Model/Table/BaseTable.p
 and entity classes from `plugins/Epi/src/Model/Entity/BaseEntity.php`.
 Both project database level base classes extend the corresponding application's base classes.
 
-![Model class hierarchy (Epi)](/devel/assets/img/classes-model-epi.png)
+![Model class hierarchy (Epi)](../assets/img/classes-model-epi.png)
 
 Some special cases have to be considered:
 
diff --git a/docs/devel/backend/view.md b/docs/devel/backend/view.md
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ different view classes are used.
                The ApiView based classes are also used in the export pipelines
                to generate TEI-documents and other structured data formats.
 
-![View class hierarchy](/devel/assets/img/classes-view.png)
+![View class hierarchy](../assets/img/classes-view.png)
 
 
 ## Rendering HTML for the Browser
diff --git a/docs/devel/frontend/index.md b/docs/devel/frontend/index.md
@@ -13,4 +13,4 @@ For interactive trees, tables and other widgets, Epigraf implements an own EpiWi
 Bundling JavaScript files, CSS files, language resources and images is done using Webpack.
 All bundles can be generated at once by calling `npm run build`.
 
-![Epigraf Editor](/devel/assets/img/epigraf-editor.png)
+![Epigraf Editor](../assets/img/epigraf-editor.png)
diff --git a/docs/devel/frontend/widgets.md b/docs/devel/frontend/widgets.md
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ The base classes of the framework are defined in `htdocs/js/base.js`:
   A document consists of several parts such as sections, footnotes and notes.
   Document classes hold together the different parts and manage the interaction between them.
 
-![Inheritance hierarchy](/devel/assets/img/classes-widget-basemodel.png)
+![Inheritance hierarchy](../assets/img/classes-widget-basemodel.png)
 
 ### The Widget Life Cycle
 
@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ Frames are HTML elements attached to derivates of the `BaseFrame` class that han
 - `TabFrame`: Responsible for tab sheets within in sidebars.
 - `PopupWindow`: Responsible for popups and dialogs.
 
-![Inheritance hierarchy](/devel/assets/img/classes-widget-baseframe.png)
+![Inheritance hierarchy](../assets/img/classes-widget-baseframe.png)
 
 The frame classes handle dynamic content loading and trigger the respective widget lifecycle methods:
 - `loadElement()` displays a DOM element already constructed on the page.
@@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ Both are descendants of the `BaseForm` class supporting features for saving data
 - Handle form validation and the form submission lifecycle.
 - Emit events for other widgets reacting to content updates.
 
-![Inheritance hierarchy](/devel/assets/img/classes-widget-basedocumentmodel.png)
+![Inheritance hierarchy](../assets/img/classes-widget-basedocumentmodel.png)
 
 The `EntityWidget` is used for simple entities, usually displayed in a vertical table.
 It inherits all methods and properties from `BaseForm`
diff --git a/docs/devel/index.md b/docs/devel/index.md
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ MariaDB and the file system is used to store [data](/devel/docs/database). There
 user accounts and application-wide data. For the research data, multiple project databases are created.
 Frontend and database content is cached using Redis. If no Redis server is available, the cache is stored in the file system.
 
-![Epigraf architecture](/devel/assets/img/epigraf-architecture.png)
+![Epigraf architecture](devel/assets/img/epigraf-architecture.png)
 
 ## Directory structure
 
diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md
@@ -8,13 +8,17 @@
 # To modify the layout, see https://jekyllrb.com/docs/themes/#overriding-theme-defaults
 title:
 permalink: /
+recent: false
 ---
 
 Epigraf is a research platform for collecting, annotating, linking and publishing multimodal text data.
 The data model supports research databases ranging from epistolary editions to social media corpora.
 Epigraf is currently used primarily for editing epigraphic data - inscriptions in connection with the objects to which they are attached.
 It includes a publication system for various document formats such as Word or TEI, structured JSON, XML and CSV data, and triples in TTL, JSON-LD and RDF/XML.
 
+![Epigraf use cases](assets/img/epigraf-use-cases.png)
+
+
 - You want to know how Epigraf looks like and what it is good for?
   The [user documentation](/user/) provides an introduction to Epigraf,
   its configuration and administration.
@@ -25,10 +29,6 @@ It includes a publication system for various document formats such as Word or TE
   The [Source code](https://github.com/digicademy/epigraf) is released on GitHub after major updates.
   We are open to collaborative development and appreciate getting in touch with you.
 
-
-
-![Epigraf use cases](assets/img/epigraf-use-cases.png)
-
 Epigraf emerged from the inter-academic edition project "The German Inscriptions of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period".
 It is used in the nine inscription research centers of the six participating academies of sciences.
 The application is being developed by the Digital Academy of Sciences and Literature \| Mainz and the Digital Media & Computational Methods Research Group at the University Münster.
diff --git a/docs/user/coreconcepts/model.md b/docs/user/coreconcepts/model.md
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ The Relational Article Model (RAM) distinguishes between the data model and the
 -   **Properties** are vocabularies or categories that are used for the structured description of a research object and for annotations.
 -   **Projects** group several articles together.
 
-![Epigraf Datamodel](/user/assets/img/overview_datamodel.png)
+![Epigraf Datamodel](../assets/img/overview_datamodel.png)
 
 # Domain model
 
diff --git a/docs/user/import/api.md b/docs/user/import/api.md
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ The following example transforms three cases from a table into the relational ar
 
 That's how the result looks like:
 
-![Epigraf API](/user/assets/img/import_api.png)
+![Epigraf API](../assets/img/import_api.png)
 
 
 The craft functions either map existing columns or fill in values not
diff --git a/docs/user/index.md b/docs/user/index.md
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ and triples in TTL, JSON-LD and RDF/XML.
 
 Epigraf's modules support the entire research data lifecycle ([Higgins 2008](https://doi.org/10.2218/ijdc.v3i1.48)):
 
-![Epigraf Modules](/user/assets/img/modules.png)
+![Epigraf Modules](user/assets/img/modules.png)
 
 - **Collection**: Data sets can be both edited in the application as well as imported from files. The core concepts of Epigraf are articles and properties used in articles.
 - **Annotation**: Every article is composed of sections, that can be flexibly combined, containing text and all relevant metadata (descriptions, comments, categorizations via vocabularies) as well as embedded files or images. A configurable toolbar is available for the annotation of texts.
diff --git a/docs/user/introduction/articles.md b/docs/user/introduction/articles.md
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ In the case of a letter edition, each letter constitutes an article.
 For social media analysis, it makes sense to think of an article as a post or a thread consisting of a post and its associated comments.
 Thus, an article contains a description of the research object.
 
-![Epigraf Editing](/user/assets/img/articles_composition.png)
+![Epigraf Editing](../assets/img/articles_composition.png)
 
 Each article is made up of sections that can be flexibly combined.
 Sections contain the text and all relevant metadata and associated files in their items.
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Next to each category you see the number of articles that match the category. No
 Category systems may grow large and contain, for example, thousands of persons.
 Below each facet you find an input field to search categories.
 
-![Epigraf Research](/user/assets/img/articles_facets.png)
+![Epigraf Research](../assets/img/articles_facets.png)
 
 For the visible facet, you can select further options:
 - *Select all* results in all articles that have any of the categories. In this case, selecting single categories as well the *Include descendants* checkbox have no effect.
@@ -74,12 +74,12 @@ Examples:
 
 See the following images for an overview about the basic editing features.
 
-![Epigraf Articles](/user/assets/img/articles_editing.png)
+![Epigraf Articles](../assets/img/articles_editing.png)
 
 Text is annotated using a toolbar or corresponding keyboard shortcuts.
 Based on the database configuration, annotations can be linked to categories.
 
-![Epigraf Articles](/user/assets/img/annotation.png)
+![Epigraf Articles](../assets/img/annotation.png)
 
 
 # Date values
@@ -374,7 +374,7 @@ But what if the place is a complex building consisting of several parts, such as
 and the coordinates are not specific enough? Additionally, to locate the specific position within the building complex,
 you may refine or overwrite the coordinates directly in a geodata field of an article item.
 
-![Epigraf geolocation editing](/user/assets/img/geolocations_edit.png)
+![Epigraf geolocation editing](../assets/img/geolocations_edit.png)
 
 Once configured, you use the map view to change the coordinates.
 The **location marker** can be moved to the appropriate position on the map using drag and drop with the mouse, and the corresponding **latitude and longitude values** are determined automatically. Alternatively, known latitude and longitude values can be entered directly into the respective fields. The size of the location marker can be adjusted using the **radius field**. Note: The radius of the markers is only visible if the radius view has been activated beforehand using the button on the left side of the map.
@@ -391,7 +391,7 @@ The **publication status** of the item or category is used to indicate the relia
 Note: By choosing the publication status, the whole item or category is set to this status. In consequence, the property or item
 will be published or unpublished when it is transferred to a public database.
 
-![Epigraf map](/user/assets/img/geolocations_map.png)
+![Epigraf map](../assets/img/geolocations_map.png)
 
 # Special characters
 
diff --git a/docs/user/introduction/gettingstarted.md b/docs/user/introduction/gettingstarted.md
@@ -31,15 +31,15 @@ To edit a specific part of the article, click it:
   (b) Enter a search term into the field and the cursor jumps to the first property starting with the term.
   Then click on the entry and confirm with the Apply button. It is quicker to use the keyboard: press Enter twice to accept the selection. The Remove button removes the selected property from the article section or annotation.
 
-![Property selection example](/user/assets/img/properties_selection.jpg)
+![Property selection example](../assets/img/properties_selection.jpg)
 
 In some sections, additional items can be added or existing items removed – for example, to include multiple languages or text types into the article. Try out the plus and minus buttons (see screenshot)!
 
-![Item list example](/user/assets/img/items_add.jpg)
+![Item list example](../assets/img/items_add.jpg)
 
 Some basic metadata of the article – in particular the title, number and project selection – can be found at the very bottom of the page, below all sections.
 
-![Article metadata](/user/assets/img/articles_fields.jpg)
+![Article metadata](../assets/img/articles_fields.jpg)
 
 Now, enter something into the **description field** of the article, for example "Stars are the suns of foreign worlds". You can also explore other editing features.
 
diff --git a/docs/user/introduction/index.md b/docs/user/introduction/index.md
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Throughout the application, some standard functions are implemented:
 
 Note that sidebars (and columns) can be resized or collapsed using the mouse.
 
-![Epigraf Interface](/user/assets/img/articles_interface.png)
+![Epigraf Interface](../assets/img/articles_interface.png)
 
 
 # Editing in a team
diff --git a/docs/user/introduction/projects.md b/docs/user/introduction/projects.md
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ permalink: '/user/introduction/projects/'
 Articles are grouped into [projects](/projects).
 A project includes, for example, the inscriptions of a region or a sample of threads on a social media platform.
 
-![Epigraf Projects](/user/assets/img/projects_interface.png)
+![Epigraf Projects](../assets/img/projects_interface.png)
 
 The following data can be entered for each project.
 Be aware that the field names may be changed by the configuration.
diff --git a/docs/user/introduction/properties.md b/docs/user/introduction/properties.md
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Whether your category system is a simple flat list, is organised as a tree, or e
 In the footer of the categories page, you will find a button for creating **new categories**.
 Categories always have a fixed order. New categories are placed in a specific position when they are created. Thus, before adding a new category, select a preceding category (or a parent category, if the category system is a tree). Categories can be moved to other positions at any later time. If necessary, an alphabetical order can be created using the mutate function, located in the footer.
 
-![Epigraf categories example](/user/assets/img/properties_languages.png)
+![Epigraf categories example](../assets/img/properties_languages.png)
 
 To **edit a category**, click on it in the list so that its details and an edit button appear in the sidebar. For going through many categories, you can switch to the revise mode using the button in the footer. This way, categories will always open in edit mode. Hover over the buttons to see the keyboard shortcuts, they might be handy.
 
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ not all fields may be accessible in a specific category system and they may have
 Categories are used, for example, to maintain a list of genres, people, or locations.
 Those lists are the basis for tagging and annotating articles.
 
-![Epigraf categories example](/user/assets/img/categories_interface.png)
+![Epigraf categories example](../assets/img/categories_interface.png)
 
 There are two ways to find categories:
 
