application.html.erb is correctly finding the stylesheet for my project
via <%= stylesheet_link_tag ‘style1’ %>. My webpages reflect the
styling properly with a few exceptions … the most notable being some
.jpg images defined for background do not display at all. I have those
images in public/images.
The following is the stylesheet code containing the reference to the
image.
application.html.erb is correctly finding the stylesheet for my project
via <%= stylesheet_link_tag ‘style1’ %>. My webpages reflect the
styling properly with a few exceptions … the most notable being some
.jpg images defined for background do not display at all. I have those
images in public/images.
So, the URL for the images is images/… relative to the path of your
application.
The following is the stylesheet code containing the reference to the
image.
#navigation {
width: 180px;
height: 484px;
background: #7da5a8 url(backgrounds/nav-bg.jpg) no-repeat;
}
If your stylesheet is in public/stylesheets/styles.css [example], then
the relative path to the images directory is:
url(…/images/…jpg) or url(…/images/backgrounds/image.jpg)
depending on where exactly you placed the files.
Mohit S. wrote:
If your stylesheet is in public/stylesheets/styles.css [example], then
the relative path to the images directory is:
url(…/images/…jpg) or url(…/images/backgrounds/image.jpg)
depending on where exactly you placed the files.
Rob B. wrote:
application.html.erb is correctly finding the stylesheet for my project
via <%= stylesheet_link_tag ‘style1’ %>. My webpages reflect the
styling properly with a few exceptions … the most notable being some
.jpg images defined for background do not display at all. I have those
images in public/images.
So, the URL for the images is images/… relative to the path of your
application.
The following is the stylesheet code containing the reference to the
image.
#navigation {
width: 180px;
height: 484px;
background: #7da5a8 url(backgrounds/nav-bg.jpg) no-repeat;
}
If your stylesheet is in public/stylesheets/styles.css [example], then
the relative path to the images directory is:
url(…/images/…jpg) or url(…/images/backgrounds/image.jpg)
depending on where exactly you placed the files.
Cheers,
Mohit.
4/16/2009 | 12:30 AM.
Many thanks Mohit … worked beautifully using the relative path !!
Didn’t expect such a quick response with the correct solution !!
Many thanks Mohit … worked beautifully using the relative path !!
Didn’t expect such a quick response with the correct solution !!
Cheers to you as well !
You’re most welcome. I’m not replying for you, it’s a selfish move - I
just asked a question myself, so I’m waiting for answers
This is me paying it forward
Cheers,
Mohit.
4/16/2009 | 12:57 AM.
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