🔨 add support for images with absolute path #123
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if an image `src` attribute start with a slash use the `_base` path instead of the HTML file path
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Problem âš
currently, you can't use images with an absolute path.
gulp-lqip-base64works only with images paths relative to the HTML file.trying to use an absolute path in the image
srcattribute makes the build fail.Fix 🎉
if an image
srcattribute starts with a slash use the_basepath instead of the HTML file path