Adding Images to my own template

[Wishbone]

If you are referring to images in your CSS, make sure you do something like:

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body {
  background-image: url([[root_url]]/uploads/images/body.png);
}

Note that the images are relative to your tmp/cache directory, and not the document root.

[velden]

For style sheets:

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body {
  background-image: url([[root_url]]/uploads/images/body.png);
}

OR 

body {
  background-image: url([[uploads_url]]/images/body.png);
}

within template

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<img src="{uploads_url}/images/example.jpg" class="whatever" alt="what you like" width="100" height="20" />

etc.etc.

I personally like to create an 'uploads/template/images' folder to make a distinction between 'user/content' images and 'template' images.

[Wishbone]

I personally like to create an 'uploads/template/images' folder to make a distinction between 'user/content' images and 'template' images.

I do something similar... uploads/images/site for template images.

[Dr.CSS]

I use the /uploads/themefolder scheme also, I don't put them anywhere in the /uploads/images as anyone editing pages can choose from there, I also put all my JS files in uploads/js...