I think the easiest solution would be to have your designers type src="/images/logo.jpg",  href="/css/wiw.css", etc. and then put the respective files in the directories 

/Users/mysilmaril/Sites/WIW/images
/Users/mysilmaril/Sites/WIW/css

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(with /Users/mysilmaril/Sites/WIW/ being the webserver's configured document root)

In this case, no additional mapping of path components like /images —> /assets/images would be required (via TT2 [% images %] or whatever).

If you can't get your designers to type anything other than src="/logo.jpg", you could set up a RewriteRule to prepend /assets/images to any URI-path that ends in .jpg, .png, .gif, etc.

P.S.: if you're going to use 

[% root = '/Users/mysilmaril/Sites/WIW'
     images = '$root/assets/images"
%]
...
<img src="[% images %]/logo.jpg">

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I'm pretty sure you don't want the /Users/mysilmaril/Sites/WIW part in there, as the image would then (most likely) be searched under 

/Users/mysilmaril/Sites/WIW/Users/mysilmaril/Sites/WIW/assets/images/

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In reply to Re^3: Template Toolkit Question by almut
in thread Template Toolkit Question by Perobl

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