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You must be using a background property for #Image somewhere else in your code. Are you sure there are no other conflicting styles present? Inspect the #Image in your browser and see what all styles are actually applied to it.

Try using !important if you're not sure. But I would avoid using itI would avoid using it:

#Image { background-image: url('Images/home.png') !important; }

You must be using a background property for #Image somewhere else in your code. Are you sure there are no other conflicting styles present? Inspect the #Image in your browser and see what all styles are actually applied to it.

Try using !important if you're not sure. But I would avoid using it:

#Image { background-image: url('Images/home.png') !important; }

You must be using a background property for #Image somewhere else in your code. Are you sure there are no other conflicting styles present? Inspect the #Image in your browser and see what all styles are actually applied to it.

Try using !important if you're not sure. But I would avoid using it:

#Image { background-image: url('Images/home.png') !important; }
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You must be using a background property for #Image somewhere else in your code. Are you sure there are no other conflicting styles present? Inspect the #Image in your browser and see what all styles are actually applied to it.

Try using !important if you're not sure. But I would avoid using it:

#Image { background-image: url('Images/home.png') !important; }