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Hi all

I am using CSS to specify image urls on my master page. As a result when I
navigate to a page that is not in the website's root folder all of these
images are broken.

I would like to make all of my site's URLs absolute, especially within my
CSS. To do this I need VS2005 to use the following URL as the base

http://localhost:8080/

rather than

http://localhost:8080/website



Can this be done?



Thanks

Pete

 

[Peter Morris]

Sorry, I used the server name instead of my own name. Didn't mean to appear
to be rude

 

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Not exactly an answer to your question, but perhaps even better:

If you use a CSS file, the URLs are relative to the CSS file, not to the
page.

 

[Peter Morris [Droopy eyes software]]

If you use a CSS file, the URLs are relative to the CSS file, not to the

page.

Ah. In which case the url to my CSS in my master page is no longer valid.

I find the whole idea of having the site name in the URL to be a real PITA.
Is there a way I can disable this?


Thanks

Pete