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Control the Image Filenames

With persistent image filenames, Paligo uses a UUID (universally unique identifier) as the filename for each image. This UUID will always remain the same, so even if the name of the image would change in Paligo, the filenames in the outputs would always stay consistent.

We recommend that you enable the Persistent image filenames feature. If you disable it, Paligo will generate random filenames for the images each time you publish.

  1. Sign in to Paligo using a user account that has administrator permissions.

  2. Select the avatar in the top-right corner. User avatar. It shows the user's image and their name. Next to the name is a downward pointing arrow, which when selected, reveals a menu.

  3. Select Settings from the menu. Cog icon.

  4. Select the System Settings tab. Cog icon.

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  5. Enable the Persistent image filenames feature.

    Persistent image filenames setting with enable persistent filenames turned on. This means images use a static ID for the filename for HTML outputs.