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HELP: subdomain how would i access my images? - El Forum - 09-10-2012 [eluser]dippy[/eluser] Hello. I need some help/advice here with showing an image. I have a subdomain which looks like this: http://subdomain.domain.com Now i have my base_url() is set like this: Code: $config['base_url'] = 'http' . ((isset($_SERVER['HTTPS']) && $_SERVER['HTTPS'] == 'on') ? 's' : '') Now, in my CSS file that is in "assets/css" the css should be the following: Code: #header_image { CORRECT? Now, I am testing some css that uses an image and I am using a css/style sheet inside my view file. How would I show an image then? Here is my file structure: -root -application -codeigniter folders -assets -images -css -images -system -.htaccess -index.php -robots.txt Should it be the following: Code: #header_image { Please help me and let me know if i am correct at all here?? If i am not please let me know where I went wrong because my image is not showing up. Any help would be great!! Thank you in advance! HELP: subdomain how would i access my images? - El Forum - 09-10-2012 [eluser]Aken[/eluser] Just use an absolute path. Code: background: url('/assets/images/hometop.jpg') no-repeat; I should say, though, that your CSS should be consolidated into a single CSS file, and not generated in individual pages. HELP: subdomain how would i access my images? - El Forum - 09-11-2012 [eluser]dippy[/eluser] [quote author="Aken" date="1347345543"]Just use an absolute path. Code: background: url('/assets/images/hometop.jpg') no-repeat; I should say, though, that your CSS should be consolidated into a single CSS file, and not generated in individual pages.[/quote] I totally agree. I will not use the style in the view page anymore. I was just testing something and I admit I was being lazy and put it in the view file. Now, in my CSS file that is in “assets/css” the following css should work fine and the image will show? Code: #header_image { Where my images are in “assets/images” correct? Thanks again for your help and reply! |