jeffrey morin wrote: >> Yes I ran into this as well. It turns out that the path for the image >> loader is relative to the /page/ that the image is being displayed in - >> not the CSS file. I had to move this into a conditional comment on each >> page because I don't have all my pages in one directory, or even at the >> same level (so I couldn't consistently use ../location-of-image). Drove >> me nuts for a while too :-) >> >> Lori >> > > > > i am not sure i understand. do i have to move both the png and the blank gif > into the same folder as my css file then? > > Jeff >
No. It's just that the path you specify in the filter has to work for all your pages. Let's say you have the following structure: /css/styles.css /images/logo.png index.html /pages/books.html Then, for the image to be loaded into your index.html page, the path would be images/logo.png - even though you are specifying this in the CSS file. But for books.html, the path would be ../images/logo.png. See what I mean? If you have all your pages in a directory, like pages, then you could set the path to ../images/logo.png and it will work for all your pages. If you have the index page at the root, like I show above, then perhaps you could use a conditional comment in just the index page to load the image. I used conditional comments in all my pages because I had several nesting levels. Go to http://beta.goethebooks.com and look at the source. You can also verify your syntax. Note: the site is a work in progress :-) Lori ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d IE7 information -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=IE7 List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/