It looks like the problem is that you are using the backslash (\) in your path. In many languages (including CSS, I believe) this character is what is known as an escape character. You can tell by the way it is a different color in VS Code in your screenshot.
To make that path work, there are a few things you can do:
- You can replace your backslashes with forward slashes (
/). Notice that in @sonnynomnom’s reply, he recommended./and not.\. - Alternatively, if you really love the Windows-style backslash, you can put two of them instead of one and the path should work as intended. For example, your path would be
url("your\\path\\here\\Resources\\images\\background.jpeg") - Finally, you can use the shortcut
../to reference a file in the parent folder. In your case, you would typeurl("../images/background.jpeg")
Hope this explanation helps. Happy coding!