Pictures in Hugo academic doesn't show

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I have added pictures to my web page: https://erling-lundevaller.netlify.com/ and they are displayed at the main page. However, clicking at “Continue reading” or “More Posts” they don’t show. The pictures are added as:
in the main body of the posts. What can be wrong?

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Hi, do you have git repo for that page? it can be more easier to us to find out the problem if you share your repo

I wonder where do you put the image?

in your homepage the image is from ../img/some.gif but the single post the image have different source ../post/your-post/img/some.gif

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Thanks! I think we are closer to a solution. I manually created the folders: /post/gammelhemmet/img/ and put the “missing” pictures there and it turned up when clicking “Continue Reading”. But then I will have some missing pictures on the homepage and some missing in the “Continue Reading” section. Do have to separate the text in a similar manner so I have ont text for homepage and one for “Continue Reading”?

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I added in my Rmarkdownfile to create a manual split but that didn’t solve the problem.

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I never have experience using Hugo with Acadeimc theme but You have to make sure that You have the right image path in the front matter (in this case post content)

I look at the theme repo and find out that the default image for the post is somewhere inside static folder

├───archetypes
├───content
│   ├───home
│   ├───post #all your post content 
│   ├───project
│   ├───publication
│   └───talk
├───data
├───layouts
├───resources
├───static
│   ├───files
│   │   └───citations
│   └───img
│       └───headers #put the image here

then You have to check the front matter

[header]
image = "headers/image.png" #the image path is header/...jpg
caption = "Image credit: [**Academic**](https://github.com/gcushen/hugo-academic/)"

If You follow the creator then you should put the the image inside static/img/headers or you can create the other folder inside the img folder

[header]
image = "headers/NorthSami.gif"

I suggest You to read the follwing Hugo docs

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Thanks!
I think I can figure it out from here.