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@Sanctuary, Thank you very much, this was exactly what i was looking for. Even if you can't use this straight from css, it's not a problem to merge them together with css. What i mean is use image through template and the rest of the styles through css. BTW, just now with a fresh mind i found another way to include the source of the image through css. Its quite simple, use : ../../yourfolder/image.png this way you dont need any tags to show directory, so there is no need to use inline css. How this works? By doing ../ you will move down by one directory. So originally css ipb_style is in style_css folder, and another folder where you find actual file. So by going down by 2 folders you end up in public folder where than you can create your own folder and simply show it in css.

It's not possible to export a hook with images. What people usually do when the hook they use requires images is the create a folder named "upload", and then create the folder path leading to the image. For example: Create a folder to zip up your IPB hook, and put the .XML file in that folder. Then, in the same folder, create a folder named "upload". Inside upload, create a folder named public. Inside public, create a folder named style_extra. Inside style_extra, create a folder named your_folder (change it to whatever you want). And then inside your_folder, upload the images you want to use. This also works for javascript files. And then the code you'd be using is: <img src="{$this->settings['board_url']}/public/style_extra/your_folder/image.png" alt="" /> Note: You can't use {$this->settings['board_url']} in your CSS, so if you're trying to use it in your CSS, you'll have to either: A) Use the style_images method instead of style_extra B) Use inline CSS in your templates, such as this: <style type="text/css"> .test { background: url({$this->settings['board_url']}/public/style_extra/your_folder/image.png); width: 100px; height: 100px; } </style> <div class="test"></div> Hope this helps.