There is was this line:
background-image: url(../images/wrapback.png);
For some reason this line doesn't work in firefox so I've added a hack, and now everything is fine:
html>body {
background-image: url(./images/wrapback.png);
}
Can anyone explain the problem with "./" and "../" please?
There isn't really a problem. "./" means "current directory" and "../" means "parent directory. If your site is www.woogle.com, and the page that uses this style sheet is under /pages/ then "./images" means "www.woogle.com/pages/images" and "../images" means "www.woogle.com/images"
It's not a hack - it's just knowing where your images reside. :)
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