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Sounds like you need to disable compress_css and compress_js. You can do that in the database, in the system_settings table.
Try renaming the ht.access file installed with MODx to .htaccess
!Important — First, see is your server already has one. Depending on your setup, you may or may not already have one. If not, just rename the one installed with MODx from ht.access to .htaccess. Do this with with your hosting control panel File Manager.
Try renaming the ht.access file installed with MODx to .htaccess
!Important — First, see is your server already has one. Depending on your setup, you may or may not already have one. If not, just rename the one installed with MODx from ht.access to .htaccess. Do this with with your hosting control panel File Manager.
Try renaming the ht.access file installed with MODx to .htaccess
!Important — First, see is your server already has one. Depending on your setup, you may or may not already have one. If not, just rename the one installed with MODx from ht.access to .htaccess. Do this with with your hosting control panel File Manager.
Try renaming the ht.access file installed with MODx to .htaccess and make sure it's in the root of your site and not in the install folder.
!Important — First, see is your server already has one. Depending on your setup, you may or may not already have one. If not, just rename the one installed with MODx from ht.access to .htaccess. Do this with with your hosting control panel File Manager.
I'm not familiar with .ovhconfig. Looks like that is just referring to or providing instruction to use PHP 5.4.
If compress_css and compress_js are OFF, and renaming the ht.access to .htaccess has no affect, then see if there is error log capability for your hosting. In some cases you have to start the error log and then wait about a day before the errors start showing up. Check with your host or look for something called Error Log in the hosting control panel or cPanel.
Reviewing any errors that occur at the server may reveal the issue. In my case, the host "claimed" that MODx was making too many requests too quickly and my IP was getting blacklisted temporarily. After about a minute, the front end of the site would load for me as well as the manager. I did not have a totally white screen however. I was getting partial menus and could only click so many times before the screen would go blank. In that scenario, two steps were taken: 1. I renamed my ht.access file, and 2. the host "claims" they whitelisted my IP. I'm convinced for me that it was the renaming the ht.access file. But this doesn't seem to be the case for you.
I would review server error logs, and better yet, get host support on the phone, and get the issue escalated. Having some of the errors, if any, available will help.