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:
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 don´t want to change all my CSS anytime the client changes the
subdirectory.
So my question is:
Is there a simple way to change all CSS background-image
property with the next logic:
"Change all the existing CSS background-image
properties in this way:
if the url starts with "/img" change to "/subdir/
img" else do nothing"
Thank you for your help in advance.
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