CSS background-image: url(none) leading to errors in apache log file
apache, css, html
Solution
This is normal. By using the `url()` syntax, anything you put into the brackets is considered to be a URL. The browsers are making an http request for a resource called `none`.
Basically, you've specified an invalid url for a background image.
Problem
I have run into a strange problem. When I use: ``` background-image: url(none); ``` in my css file, it generates an error in the apache log file: ``` File does not exist: /...../styles/none, referer: http://blabla.com/styles/styles.css ``` I have used the W3C CSS validator and there are no errors (just some warnings about floats needing widths). I used to have: ``` background-image: none; ``` but I have changed all instances and the most up-to-date stylesheet is used. Is this normal behaviour or is it more likely that I have an error somewhere in my stylesheet?