I had to split up a long css file. I put the smaller css files within a styles directory.
Now I have to update the the urls to go up one level with the ../ notation.
Is there anyway to specify the base URL from which to load assets like with the base tag in HTML, but with CSS?
As an alternative, you could dynamically add a class to your body tag, and use that in selectors to override css URLs depending on which directory your file is served from.
An alternative way to set the base directory in the CSS (which seems to be impossible) is to set the base directory of the HTML document with the <base> tag. This tag is not well known in the community but I found a nice tutorial in the web:
https://webdesign.tutsplus.com/articles/quick-tip-set-relative-urls-with-the-base-tag--cms-21399
It seems to be totally a good solution.
