Menu links of the downloaded site point to the on-line pages

[j-balint]

Monolith would be an ideal tool for me to download a complete website. It downloads my Wordpress based website quickly, the home page works perfectly, but unfortunately all the menu links point to the on-line pages. I could not get it to work fully off-line.
So I used it on Manjaro Linux/KDE:
monolith https://site-URL/ -b /home/balint/Desktop/B4X/B4X.html -o /home/balint/Desktop/B4X/B4X.html
Is this really not possible or did I parameterize it wrong?
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[RaphGL]

Not the developer. I came here to create this same issue.

I've glanced quickly at the source code and looked at the flags and there doesn't seem to be any functionality for this.
The program simply walks through the page and creates and embeds the resources it finds in the page to output a single document.

You can see here that it simply copies the anchor tag:

monolith/src/html.rs

Lines 1014 to 1036 in 2a8d5d7

	"a" | "area" => {
	if let Some(anchor_attr_href_value) = get_node_attr(node, "href") {
	if anchor_attr_href_value
	.clone()
	.trim()
	.starts_with("javascript:")
	{
	if options.no_js {
	// Replace with empty JS call to preserve original behavior
	set_node_attr(node, "href", Some("javascript:;".to_string()));
	}
	} else {
	// Don't touch mailto: links or hrefs which begin with a hash sign
	if !anchor_attr_href_value.clone().starts_with('#')
	&& !is_url_and_has_protocol(&anchor_attr_href_value.clone())
	{
	let href_full_url: Url =
	resolve_url(document_url, &anchor_attr_href_value);
	set_node_attr(node, "href", Some(href_full_url.to_string()));
	}
	}
	}
	}

If the program recursively walked and built a local document tree it would greatly increase how useful it is imo