From: jon on
Hello,
I currently have a html and a css file with a @import rule and a url (see
example below)
test.html
<style type="text/css" media="screen">
<!--
@import url("index_files/p7tp_01t.css");
-->
<link href="index_files/demo.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
In my css file I have this:
..cinema {
background-image: url(pictures/movieicon.gif);

I know this works if I place the gif and css on the server but how can I do
this if I want to check this out on my pc hard drive. I tried using the path
@import("D:/index_files/p7tp_01t.css and background-image: url(D:/pictures/
movieicon.gif) but no luck.
Any help would be appreciated



From: Beauregard T. Shagnasty on
jon wrote:

> I currently have a html and a css file with a @import rule and a url
> (see example below)

I don't see a URL to your site...

> test.html
> <style type="text/css" media="screen">
> <!--

Remove those HTML comment marks. Not necessary since about a hundred
years ago.

> @import url("index_files/p7tp_01t.css");
> -->

...and remove the closing comment mark.
You forgot the closing: </style> tag.

> <link href="index_files/demo.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
> In my css file I have this:
> .cinema {
> background-image: url(pictures/movieicon.gif);
>
> I know this works if I place the gif and css on the server but how can
> I do this if I want to check this out on my pc hard drive. I tried
> using the path @import("D:/index_files/p7tp_01t.css and
> background-image: url(D:/pictures/ movieicon.gif) but no luck.

To do what you want, I think, would require you to be running a web
server on your PC. Or .. it may work if you use the exact same structure
on your local drive as you have on the web host's server.

"index_files" tells me you are using some sort of Microsloth tool for
generating these pages. Whoops.

If you want to install a server, and you're using Windows, try this:
http://www.en.wampserver.com/

Post a URL to your site so we don't have to guess.

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-bts
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