> As the path appear nowhere and as the css file can be used
> by any page from any folder, css files must be parsed
> differently.  

Sorry, but I'm not sure I understood everything... when I've
got a css which points to url("foo.jpg"), does HTTrack
resolve this url as it was relative to the folder in which
the html file resides, or as it was relative to the root
folder? (Both cases would explain my problem, since during
the download the generated html files are saved in the
site's main folder)

And I was also wondering: do you think it would make any
difference if the css was linked using a <link> tag instead
of being imported (see below), as it actually is? 

<style type="text/css" title="currentStyle" media="screen">
  @import "/156/156.css";
</style> 
  



> Then the  only solution is to list the images with the full
> path in the scan rules.
> 
> 
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