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    • 31912 MODX Staff
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    ... this might not be related to modx but hopefully someone can maybe help shed some light on this. A site we launched awhile ago (one of my first modx sites) recently transferred to a VPS account to speed up the site from increased traffic.

    It seems that the custom CSS file loaded from a TV is not loading in Firefox or Internet Explorer although the path is working. It works in Safari and it will work in FF if you are logged in and the quick edit box is active or if you switch to edit the CSS using the web developers tool. It worked when we launched the site and it seems like it worked up until they switched to the VPS.

    It is on MySQL 5.0.51a, which I know causes problems, but it seems like that would cause problems in every browser. Again I doubt this is a ModX problem but I am confused as to what is going on.

    http://www.pro-tecequipment.com/

    Thanks!
    Dustin
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      Which CSS file is causing problems? Seems to be working fine for me on Fx3/mac.
        Garry Nutting
        Senior Developer
        MODX, LLC

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        • 31912 MODX Staff
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        The main ’core’ css file is loading, but the css unique per page are causing problems. For instance, on the homepage in FF3 on a mac, without the developer’s bar open, the links are blue and the login box displays wrong along with a few other problems.

        On this page: http://www.pro-tecequipment.com/pro-tec-products.html the thumbnails are stacked instead of displayed in a grid.. which is defined in this http://www.pro-tecequipment.com/74.html stylesheet loaded in from a TV. It works as it should in Safari.

        I am really puzzled.