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Both work when launching IE from inside the VS2008 IDE.... &nbsp;Only the ../images/back.gif works when FireFox/IE are independently launched. &nbsp; <br />
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I would've throught &nbsp;that /images/back.gif would've worked but...<br />
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Thanks!
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Both work when launching IE from inside the VS2008 IDE....  Only the ../images/back.gif works when FireFox/IE are independently launched.  

I would've throught  that /images/back.gif would've worked but...

Thanks!

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Try giving full URL of the image file, like.....<br />
background-image: url(<a href="http://www.domainname.com/Images/back.gif" rel="ugc">http://www.domainname.com/Images/back.gif</a>)<br />
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Good Luck<br />
Ravi
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Try giving full URL of the image file, like.....
background-image: url(http://www.domainname.com/Images/back.gif [http://www.domainname.com/Images/back.gif])

Good Luck
Ravi

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Seems lke a doofus question but...<br />
Assuming the folder structure:<br />
HtmlRoot = HTML file location<br />
HtmlRoot/Images = Image location<br />
HtmlRoot/Styles = CSS file location<br />
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The HTML file finds and loads the CSS using the syntax: &nbsp;link href=&quot;Styles/t1Body.css&quot;<br />
The HTML finds and loads images using the syntax src=&quot;images/SMLLOGO.jpg&quot;<br />
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But I can not find the proper CSS syntax which instructs the HTML to look in the Images folder for a background image &nbsp;-- UNLESS both CSS and image file are in HtmlRoot.<br />
I've tried: background-image: url(&quot;/Images/back.gif&quot;)<br />
background-image: url(&quot;~/Images/back.gif&quot;)<br />
and I'm not sure what else.<br />
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Any thoughts?<br />
Thank you.<br />
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Seems lke a doofus question but...
Assuming the folder structure:
HtmlRoot = HTML file location
HtmlRoot/Images = Image location
HtmlRoot/Styles = CSS file location

The HTML file finds and loads the CSS using the syntax:  link href="Styles/t1Body.css"
The HTML finds and loads images using the syntax src="images/SMLLOGO.jpg"

But I can not find the proper CSS syntax which instructs the HTML to look in the Images folder for a background image  -- UNLESS both CSS and image file are in HtmlRoot.
I've tried: background-image: url("/Images/back.gif")
background-image: url("~/Images/back.gif")
and I'm not sure what else.

Any thoughts?
Thank you.



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How do you specifiy the subfolder &quot;background-image: url(&quot; path if the CSS, HTML and images are in different folders?

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