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So I'm not sure what you're doing but I don't believe there is a property called background-url. I know you can use background or background-image. So you're object should look like this.
{"background": "transparent url(some/image.jpg)"}// Where transparent is the background color and the url is the image in shorthand.// or you can just do {"background-image": "url(some/image.jpg)"}
When I put this in my json:
I get the following error:
Invalid CSS after "...background-url:": expected expression (e.g. 1px, bold), was "some/image.jp"
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