[websites/rkward-kde-org] content: Fix inline images (note: some have never been imported, somehow)

[Thomas Friedrichsmeier]

Git commit 298523ffdfcb201ee9428d3fe3a91e75f8f8fbb9 by Thomas Friedrichsmeier.
Committed on 21/04/2025 at 09:03.
Pushed by tfry into branch 'master'.

Fix inline images (note: some have never been imported, somehow)

M  +5    -7    content/RKWard-for-Newcomers.md

https://invent.kde.org/websites/rkward-kde-org/-/commit/298523ffdfcb201ee9428d3fe3a91e75f8f8fbb9

diff --git a/content/RKWard-for-Newcomers.md b/content/RKWard-for-Newcomers.md
index 8c7d696..aef763d 100644
--- a/content/RKWard-for-Newcomers.md
+++ b/content/RKWard-for-Newcomers.md
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ You will find here a short introduction to RKWard's main features.
 
 Upon starting RKWard, you will be given a choice of startup options:
 
-![Image:RKstartup.png](RKstartup.png "Image:RKstartup.png")
+![Image:RKstartup.png](/assets/img/RKstartup.png)
 
   - *Start with an empty workspace.* This starts a new session with no
     data table. This is ideal for situations when you are starting a new
@@ -50,15 +50,14 @@ Bring up the Workspace browser at the left hand side of the main window
 by on it. Then, you will be able to edit your dataframe by
 right-clicking on it and choosing "edit". The data editor will appear
 
-![Image:EditorDataFrame.png](EditorDataFrame.png
-"Image:EditorDataFrame.png")
+![Image:EditorDataFrame.png](/assets/img/EditorDataFrame.png)
 
 ## Editing and running R scripts
 
 You can either create a new R script (File-\>New-\>R script) or open an
 existing one. There are menu entries and shortcuts to run R commands:
 
-![Image:ScriptEditor1.png](ScriptEditor1.png "Image:ScriptEditor1.png")
+![Image:ScriptEditor1.png](/assets/img/ScriptEditor1.png)
 
 Shift+F7 will run the current line, Shift+F8 the selection and Shift+F9
 the whole script.
@@ -75,7 +74,7 @@ There is also a log to monitor commands and their result:
 If you prefer, you can manually enter commands through the console,
 which is also a bottom panel:
 
-![Image:RConsole.png](RConsole.png "Image:RConsole.png")
+![Image:RConsole.png](/assets/img/RConsole.png)
 
 ## Help
 
@@ -114,7 +113,6 @@ it appears in the output windows:
 
 RKWard can help you install/load R packages, using a handy dialog:
 
-![Image:ConfigurePackages.png](ConfigurePackages.png
-"Image:ConfigurePackages.png")
+![Image:ConfigurePackages.png](/assets/img/ConfigurePackages.png)
 
 [More User Documentation](/user-documentation)