I probably should have said, I replace the directory/nabbar.gif but never got/get as far as putting <div class="hr"></div> onto any page. As soon as I put in the directory/nabbar.gif and look at one of my previously-written in-use pages, the centermost color has disappeared. Am I not making the link correctly? In the CSS, the line was background-image: url("../tutorials/images/nabbar.jpg"); I replace it with background-image: url("../_includes/nabbar.jpg"); Judy

On Wednesday, February 02, 2011 11:33 AM (UTC+13) Judy wrote:- >I probably should have said, I replace the directory/nabbar.gif but never > got/get as far as putting <div class="hr"></div> onto any page. As soon > as > I put in the directory/nabbar.gif and look at one of my previously-written > in-use pages, the centermost color has disappeared. Am I not making the > link correctly? > > In the CSS, the line was background-image: > url("../tutorials/images/nabbar.jpg"); > > I replace it with background-image: url("../_includes/nabbar.jpg"); > -------------------- Judy Your _includes directory is a subdirectory of your root directory, e.g. genealogy_html/_includes or looking at it as you see it - ~florian/_includes/ Therefore, provided you place the nabbar.jpg image in the _includes directory, the correct url is:- background-image: url("/_includes/nabbar.jpg") repeat-x center; I might be missing the point, but I don't see why you don't place the nabbar.jpg image in your images directory. It will make no difference, just change _includes for images in the url. Barry