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    <th scope="row">Destination structure<?php
        echo helpIcon(
            '<p>This setting determines how the converted files are structured within the folder that WebP Express ' .
            'uses for storing webp images (from here on called "the cache root")</p>' .
            '<p><span style="text-decoration:underline">"document root"</span><br>' .
            'When "document root" is selected, the webp images will be stored in:<br>' .
            '<span style="white-space:pre-wrap;font-family:monospace">[cache root]/doc-root/[relative path of source image, from document root].</span><br>' .
            '</p>' .
            '<p><span style="text-decoration:underline">"image roots"</span><br>' .
            'A Wordpress site has images stored in different locations. Uploaded files are for example stored in the <i>uploads</i> folder, which is ' .
            'usually - but not always - located in the "wp-content" folder. I call the uploads folder an "image root". Other roots are: ' .
            '"themes", "plugins", "wp-content" and "index". When the "image roots" setting is selected, the webp files ' .
            'are stored in a structure that mirrors the relative path of the source image within its image root. ' .
            'For "uploads", that location is:<br>' .
            '<span style="white-space:pre-wrap;font-family:monospace">[cache root]/uploads/[relative path of source image, from uploads root].</span><br>' .
            'More generally we have:<br>' .
            '<span style="white-space:pre-wrap;font-family:monospace"">[cache root]/[image root]/[relative path of source image, from its image root].</span><br>' .
            '</p>' .
            '<p><span style="text-decoration:underline">Which option is best?</span><br>' .
            'Well, in most cases it does not matter. However, there are hosts out there that have set the document root up incorrectly, ' .
            'so I would generally recommend "Image roots". ' .
            'On Nginx, I however recommend "Document root", as it requires fewer rewrite rules.</p>'
        );
    ?></th>
    <td>
        <!--
        The "image roots" option was added to make WebP Express work on systems where the document root is set up incorrectly or
        is outside opendir restriction or an image root is located outside document root.
        WebP Express automatically detects this and will not allow you to select "document root" in those cases.
    -->
        <select name="destination-structure" id="destination_structure">
            <?php
            webpexpress_selectBoxOptions($config['destination-structure'], [
                'doc-root' => 'Document root',
                'image-roots' => 'Image roots',
            ]);
            ?>
        </select>
    </td>
</tr>