Why are you using a root-relative URL ?
If the entire site is in a folder, and then you move everything into
another folder, everything will stay relative.
Therefore, having the path as "img" (or whatever the relative path to
that folder is) should work, no ?
Liam
nomen wrote:
Hi all:
First idea that comes to mind is to let your client define another site
base, you then don't even have to change your css as the apparent site base
would be the client's sub-directory.
You do that using the tag as shown here :
http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tag_base.asp
Hope it helps.
Michel Bell
it would be a bad idea to do this with javascript.
I'd recommend simply using find and replace all in your css.
find url(/img
replace url(/subdir/img
nomen wrote:
Hi all:
I have a website. All my images are in "/img" directory.
Now, my client needs to put the site in a subdirectory, so
Hi all:
I have a website. All my images are in "/img" directory.
Now, my client needs to put the site in a subdirectory, so, my
images are now in "/subdir/img".
In the future, maybe we have to change the site to another
subdirectory.
I donĀ“t want to change all my CSS anytime the cl
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