How set Url path in include .css or .js

Dear Pakar
i have .css with content below
#pageWrapper {
     /*background: #5b93cc;*/
     background:#999999;
     background-image:url(/image/background.jpg);
how to set url directory in apex style directory ?
Thanks
Imansyah

Hello Imansyah,
If the JPG is on your application server in the (virtual) /i/ directory (referencing the /images/ directory of APEX), you should try:
#pageWrapper {
/*background: #5b93cc;*/
background:#999999;
background-image:url(/i/background.jpg);
}Regards,
Roel
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