I would suggest for the sake of the future, (where the CSS gets moved to another directory and you have to update the markup to reflect the change) that the only relative paths you use are relative to the root: /images/whatever.gif Otherwise, you may have to update the markup referring to the CSS as well as go through the CSS to change paths to images that haven't even been moved. Also, for security reasons some administrators may uncheck the "allow parent paths" checkbox to disable the ".." directory from working.

YMMV

If your images were in a images folder (or directory) this would be  the 
correct way:
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a {
background: #fff; url(../images/arrow-selected.gif) 0 50% no- repeat;
    padding-left: 1em;
    }

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