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Ocular, css, js, images problem - El Forum - 11-23-2011 [eluser]audunfr[/eluser] Morning all.. I have a new project going on that need some special structure. As of now i have added Ocular so it will be easy to make other do the design. One problem on the other hand is a little special config regarding css, img's and javascript. Since multiple people is going to create templates for this system i need all the CSS, images and Javascript to live inside the view folder. Application/Views/ Theme1 css Images Javascript Layout.php Index.php Theme2 css Images Javascript Layout.php etc The plan is that I and my team write the backend for this system and other can extend it by uploading different templates they want to use. This is not going to be a web-site but more a presentation site that is going to replace PowerPoint. I tried to put <base href> in the layout file and the CSS is working, but inside the css file all the background images cannot show. Absolute URLs is not a good solutions as the designers should be able to write [removed][removed] as they don't know where the View folder is. Any idea how to solve this to make it user friendly ? I haven't used Codeigniter that much so this development will be a learning curve for me, but I'm looking forward to it. Thanks for any answer. |