mod_rewrite and htaccess

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Published on 2010-04-23T02:04:47Z Indexed on 2010/04/23 2:23 UTC
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I have set up a few rules based on other questions but now my css breaks

I did have the URL /

/eshop/cart.php?products_id=bla

and everything work fine. but now with my mod rewrite url-

/product/product-title/

It loose the base directory. Is there an option to fix this? So i dont have to go back with the full url in all the img src tags and so on?

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