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Since your question seems to be related to a multi-language site, maybe you can consider interesting read this article:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/A_3674.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/A_3674.html] about "How To Implement a multi-language site/application".
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I am sure there is some dynamic CSS I can use to solve this issue
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I am sure there is some dynamic CSS I can use to solve this issue

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I need the CSS selector class to check if an image exists, if it does NOT then use another image.<br />
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For example, if the image in path /images/SPANISH/submit.png<wbr /> exists then use /images/spanish/submit.png<wbr /> else use /images/ENGLISH/submit.png<wbr /> <br />
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Code base is PHP, Apache
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I need the CSS selector class to check if an image exists, if it does NOT then use another image.

For example, if the image in path /images/SPANISH/submit.png exists then use /images/spanish/submit.png else use /images/ENGLISH/submit.png 

Code base is PHP, Apache

CSS selector class to use an alternate image if another does not exist

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