I noticed that outline around contextual links regions disappeared. I started investigated the problem, comparing with another web site (which runs on the same omega codebase) and figured out that the difference in the order of omega styles how they appear in the page's HTML.

I attach the screenshot of this.

Any ideas how this could happen?

The styles must go in the opposite order: first — base and then — theme:

@import url(".../omega/omega/css/modules/contextual/contextual.base.css?n0sdma");
@import url(".../omega/omega/css/modules/contextual/contextual.theme.css?n0sdma");
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guypaddock commented

I'm also seeing this behavior. Not sure why we're relying on the order in which the files load. Shouldn't the selector be more specific in the active state?

  • fubhy committed 5a86f62 on 7.x-4.x 
    Issue #2220209 by fubhy: Fixed Omega core styles suddenly go in the...
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Status: Active » Fixed

Although I could not reproduce this behavior if committed a few lines of code to 4.x-dev that should fix this by ensuring that the weight of the css files is increased by a tiny amount file after file.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.