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How do I make a relative path in a custom CSS file to reference the file hosted in the course? I'm creating a theme for Canvas using a customized CSS file. My idea is to create a kind of layout/template that will use an image hosted inside the files folder of each course - I want to use a "bac... |
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I'm creating a theme for Canvas using a customized CSS file. My idea is to create a kind of layout/template that will use an image hosted inside the files folder of each course - I want to use a "background.png" file, and each course would have a different version of this file in its files folder. How do I make a relative path/link so that it would automatically reference the file hosted in the course I put the link in? For example, imagine a course of id 01, and another of id 02. Both would use a background image hosted in their own files folder. Then, in my CSS file I'd have something like this: Background-image: url(/files/bg.png) But those two courses would print different backgrounds, since I'd have two different file names "bg.png", each in their respective files folder. Could I create this kind of relative path/link here? If so, how?
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