By wpanssi on

When I use Optimize CSS files: enabled in admin/settings/performance one of my themes breaks. Any suggestions where should I begin to troubleshoot the problem? What happens if there are same identifiers (for example if ".main" would appear in two separate css files) in the different css-files and then they are put together? I don't know wheter this is the case but I can't figure out what can possibly go wrong when the css files are put into one file..

The theme that causes trouble is bluebreeze_fixed but it works perfectly when The Optimize css is disabled..

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wpanssi commented

I just downloaded 6.x-1.x-dev version of the bluebreeze theme in case of the old file would have been corrupted. But when I enable css optimization the theme breaks, this can been seen clearly with IE 6. I'm using bluebreeze fixed. Maybe I'll try to document this to theme issue queue..

wpanssi’s picture

wpanssi commented

It's still weird that the theme works when not using css optimization. Any experience of similar behaviour with some other theme??

alliax’s picture

alliax commented

Yes there is a similar behaviour with the default theme for the drigg module:
http://drupal.org/node/332118

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nyleve101 commented

It's the same with the waffles theme.

The first page of my website has no css style in Internet Explorer but all subsequent pages do. I’v e checked on other browsers and my site works fine in Mozilla and Safari. When i use the ‘Optimize CSS files’ option under performance the whole of my site loses its css style in every browser. This appears to be the case regardless of what theme i use. Does anyone have any idea?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Evelyn

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alliax commented

The issue in the drigg default theme has been resolved, perhaps it's the same problem in your case:
http://drupal.org/node/332118#comment-1561702