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In django templates, it's common to do the following: <img src="{{ MEDIA_URL }}/img/someImage.jpg"> How would you accomplish this in a CSS file which is not served as a template? .someClass { /* can't do this this */ background: url("{{ MEDIA_URL }}/img/someImage.jpg"); /* either this */ background: url("http://media.domain.com/img/someImage.jpg"); /* or this */ background: url("/django_static_media/img/someImage.jpg"); /* can't do both... what to do? */ } I need the ability to serve my files either from the media subdomain, or during offline work and serve them directly as a django static view. But CSS files are a problem since they are not processed as templates and I cannot use the MEDIA_URL context variable. What's the solution? Edit: I should note that the problem arises since my static media files are in fact located on a separate media sub-domain, thus negating the use of relative paths. Got it, thanks!
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