hallo,
i use a linked style sheet in my html-docs. Works fine...
But some of our vistors produce a 404-error because the browser looks some levels above for linked background- images. f.e.:
- my css file is in the root,
- in this sheet i use an background image one level up (with an absolute link)
- then i link the sheet 3 levels above the root
- the errorscript reports a missing link to the background image one level higher (level 4 what not exists)
Does someone know whats up?link? example? it's easier if i can see itI think you see nothing special...
but check:
The URI which generated the error is:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bergtoys.com/languages/nl/Images/menu/home.gif">http://www.bergtoys.com/languages/nl/Im ... u/home.gif</a><!-- m -->
The referring page was:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bergtoys.com/languages/nl/dutch.htmOriginally">http://www.bergtoys.com/languages/nl/du ... Originally</a><!-- m --> posted by olaf
I think you see nothing special...
The URI which generated the error is:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bergtoys.com/languages/nl/Images/menu/home.gif">http://www.bergtoys.com/languages/nl/Im ... u/home.gif</a><!-- m -->
i don't see a "home.gif" in your style sheet. i do see it in a TD in one of your frames but it resides:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bergtoys.com/Images/menu/home.gif">http://www.bergtoys.com/Images/menu/home.gif</a><!-- m -->
That link doesn't have an error but the image looks like a spacer.gif to me. I don't see anything. I do if I look at:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bergtoys.com/Images/menu/start.gif">http://www.bergtoys.com/Images/menu/start.gif</a><!-- m --> for instance.Sorry collected the wrong error..
but it is the same problem. Look the home.gif is a swap image for the menu at the left. But under some reason the browser who created the error looks in the wrong map
i use a linked style sheet in my html-docs. Works fine...
But some of our vistors produce a 404-error because the browser looks some levels above for linked background- images. f.e.:
- my css file is in the root,
- in this sheet i use an background image one level up (with an absolute link)
- then i link the sheet 3 levels above the root
- the errorscript reports a missing link to the background image one level higher (level 4 what not exists)
Does someone know whats up?link? example? it's easier if i can see itI think you see nothing special...
but check:
The URI which generated the error is:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bergtoys.com/languages/nl/Images/menu/home.gif">http://www.bergtoys.com/languages/nl/Im ... u/home.gif</a><!-- m -->
The referring page was:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bergtoys.com/languages/nl/dutch.htmOriginally">http://www.bergtoys.com/languages/nl/du ... Originally</a><!-- m --> posted by olaf
I think you see nothing special...
The URI which generated the error is:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bergtoys.com/languages/nl/Images/menu/home.gif">http://www.bergtoys.com/languages/nl/Im ... u/home.gif</a><!-- m -->
i don't see a "home.gif" in your style sheet. i do see it in a TD in one of your frames but it resides:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bergtoys.com/Images/menu/home.gif">http://www.bergtoys.com/Images/menu/home.gif</a><!-- m -->
That link doesn't have an error but the image looks like a spacer.gif to me. I don't see anything. I do if I look at:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bergtoys.com/Images/menu/start.gif">http://www.bergtoys.com/Images/menu/start.gif</a><!-- m --> for instance.Sorry collected the wrong error..
but it is the same problem. Look the home.gif is a swap image for the menu at the left. But under some reason the browser who created the error looks in the wrong map