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Asked: 2026-06-12T09:17:24+00:00

I can’t figure it out still. I managed to use an image as a

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I can’t figure it out still. I managed to use an image as a bullet for an unordered list and it works only if the css code is inside the html file where I have the UL (doesn’t matter if I attach an ID to the list or class). This is my snippet:

<head>

   <link rel="stylesheet" href="fis_css/subtitles.css" type="text/css" name="stil_b">



    <style type="text/css">

      .lista{
             list-style-image:url("buttons/pic.gif");
             background-repeat:no-repeat;
             }

    </style>

    </head>


<body>

<div id="lista_meniu">
   <ul class="lista">
      <li><a href="#c1">Perioadele critice de dezvoltare al creierului la copii </a></li> 
      <hr>
      <li><a href="#c2">Dezvoltarea vizual&#259; &#351;i auditiv&#259; </a></li>
      <hr>    
      <li><a href="#c3">Dezvoltarea limbajului verbal </a></li> 
      <hr>   
      <li><a href="#c4">Dezvoltarea fizic&#259; &#351;i motorie </a></li> 
      <hr>   
      <li><a href="#c5">Dezvoltarea emo&#355;ional&#259; &#351;i social&#259; </a></li>
   </ul>
</div>

....................................

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  1. Editorial Team

    The path you are using for the image is correct when relative to the html file, but not the css.

    Assuming your image folder and css folder are on the same level, you may need to add ../ to the beginning of the image url.

    So the url you use is right when you use it inside the html page, but as your css is in a lower directory, it will not be able to find the same image using the same relative url.

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