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Hello Jacob,
There is the posibility of adding a background image with url() in css for the hero section, but you forgot to add the rule in webpack common.
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Ok, it worked in the end. So, the trick is to use a relative path for the url() in your css file:
Replace background: url("/src/assets/[your-image].png"); with background: url("../assets/[your-image].png");
background: url("/src/assets/[your-image].png");
background: url("../assets/[your-image].png");
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Thank you so much! I was going crazy whole day with this problem. Saved me
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Hello Jacob,
There is the posibility of adding a background image with url() in css for the hero section, but you forgot to add the rule in webpack common.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: