Also Save Page As does not flatten the url() items in the CSS file(s).
In the HTML, an image element is correctly flattened, e.g.
<img src="http://www.somewhere.com/logo.png">
becomes
<img src="saveasfolder/logo.png">
In CSS, images should also be flattened - but are not. E.g.
body { background-image: url(http://www.somewhere.com/background.png); }
should become
body { background-image: url(saveasfolder/background.png); }
The same applies for the other syntactic variants of the same thing (i.e. with
or without ' quote marks, with or without the url() lexical token.
Also Save Page As does not flatten the url() items in the CSS file(s).
In the HTML, an image element is correctly flattened, e.g. www.somewhere. com/logo. png"> er/logo. png">
<img src="http://
becomes
<img src="saveasfold
In CSS, images should also be flattened - but are not. E.g. www.somewhere. com/background. png); } r/background. png); }
body { background-image: url(http://
should become
body { background-image: url(saveasfolde
The same applies for the other syntactic variants of the same thing (i.e. with
or without ' quote marks, with or without the url() lexical token.
Rick :-)