CSS background-image overwrite for textured buttons won’t work

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Hello guys,

[ please scroll down to my last answer. In the meantime I figured out the main problem. ]

Thanks!

problem-with-inner-html-update.zip (28.3 KB)

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The file link is broken

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Hey!

problem-with-inner-html-update.zip (28.3 KB)

<div style="width:190px; height:190px; -webkit-background-size: 100%; transform: translateX(0px) translateY(0px) scaleX(1) scaleY(1); background-image: url(http://lorempixel.com/190/190/)!important;"></div>

I found something out in the meantime, that makes my problem clear. My animation works with external files, but it doesn’t work with my files from the resource folder. How do I refer them correctly? I only found javascript-referings on this forum.

What’s the right expression for background-image for resource files?

If this isn’t possible, please let me know. So I can go on with another solution.

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You can refer to them via the ${resourcesFolderName} variable in most typical situations.

background-image: url(${resourcesFolderName}/image.png);

At the time of export this will be converted to something like:

background-image: url(DocumentName.hyperesources/image.png);

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Like this?
#dial_knob {

background-image: url("https://d1ih3jzbl9wgdj.cloudfront.net/hosted/314/public_uploads/265cd6fd-28ad-4496-9e2c-21d78890bc63.png");

background-color: black !important; /* the jogdail.js is set in debug mode which makes the wheel have a green overlay
You should be able to turn the debug off but in hype this breaks the JS. so we simply change it here*/

}

not working maybe tried quotes already

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Hi Blake!

I’ve replied to your post here.