By Smeagol01 on

i use the alek 2.0 theme an when i logout wit what everbrowiser you want i get this screen

[URL=http://img124.imageshack.us/i/81480986.gif/][IMG]http://img124.imageshac...

i dont know whats wrong here since when u are logged in it works just fine......

can some one help me im useing drupal 613

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3cwebdev commented

That appears to be a Filter installed on your site (maybe a WYSIWYG editor?) that perhaps the permissions to view are not set for Anonymous users?

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Smeagol01 commented

ok does php filter count there?

i use the wysiwyg api modul and i ditdnt see any roles concerning that.... and since it dosent work for the admin account too it dosent seem to be permisions missing there since th admin hassall permissions that exist sofar

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3cwebdev commented

I think I misunderstood. I thought the code you posted is what you were getting on your site. I think you were trying to post a link to an image of what you were seeing. The image, however, is to small to read.

Is this correct? Can you post a new image or a link to your site?

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Smeagol01 commented

http://img124.imageshack.us/img124/632/81480986.gif

normally you can zoom it its 1600 x 1200

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3cwebdev commented

Well, it appears that your CSS files are not being loaded. I can't think of what would cause this. Some things to try:

  • Turn off any CSS caching that you may have enabled under Performance (admin/settings/performance)
  • Clear the caches in Performance (admin/settings/performance)
  • Look at the page source and find the CSS files, then copy/past the URL into a browser to make sure that the CSS files are loading
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Smeagol01 commented

but if the css isnt loading then you should not be able to see it logged in either or am i wrong?

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3cwebdev commented

From the Performance Admin screen:

Enabling the page cache will offer a significant performance boost. Drupal can store and send compressed cached pages requested by anonymous users. By caching a web page, Drupal does not have to construct the page each time it is viewed.

Again, I don't know what' wrong, but please trying resetting the Performance page to it's defaults and clearing the cache (on the same screen) and see if this resolves/changes you symptom.

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Smeagol01 commented

thx i tryed it ant it helped thx