Site was working fine... till today!

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Hi All
first the link:http://www.sweethaven.co.uk/
the site was looking fine till this morning in FF IE chrome....
But this this morning, IE doesnt respect the styles...

on the homepage, the hover links (quicklinks) stopped working as well.. and the bottom part which is "25 years of exp..." suposed to be "body" doesnt respect font size..

one weird thing is that the dev tool says the font is 12px but is obviously not (and if i chaage the css file, and make it 10px, doesnt change neither...)

We had this problem once, but it was accross all the browsers. Reuploading C5 files fixed it... but not this time...
any idea?

 
openly replied on at Permalink Reply
openly
Hi am not exactly sure what the problems are but I can see that you are not using typography.css to manage your typeface.
epurple replied on at Permalink Reply
Yes I know
realized that recently...
all the styles are in one css file (well 1 per area of the site..)

what typography.css will change? just having the typefaces available in tinyMCE?
openly replied on at Permalink Reply
openly
Yeah pretty much. Not that helpful to you on this issue.
Mnkras replied on at Permalink Reply
Mnkras
could be the problem, probbably not, you have


<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
twice,

won't have a pc till i get home,
epurple replied on at Permalink Reply
thanks
tried that but no change :(
even the hover on the top buttons dont work anymore!
epurple replied on at Permalink Reply 1 Attachment
i tried to login from IE, and look at how the top bar from concrete is displayed??
working fine everywhere else...
openly replied on at Permalink Reply
openly
That is strange, that is how it normally would look in IE6
epurple replied on at Permalink Reply
well... using IE8...
so for some reasons IE8 works as IE6 for this website? tested it on few different pcs with IE8 and it looks the same...
I dont think there is any code on this website checking which brower is used... :(
Mnkras replied on at Permalink Reply
Mnkras
ah, put a div around your page and call it something like page,

then in your css, put #page before all the rules that are generic
epurple replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
I've replicated the site on our server, and everething is ine! so most likely a server issue on their side!
Thanksfor your help anyway
L