By srd1 on

Hi Folks,

I've been troubleshooting a memcache issue on our Drupal 7 site, and in the process the front end CSS broke, meaning all content was unstyled.

The Chrome console has a message:

The resource from “/sites/all/themes/mbm/css/style.scss?qktcrf” was blocked due to MIME type (“application/octet-stream”) mismatch (X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff).

Should Drupal be using a .scss file on the front end?

If not, how would I determine where the breakdown of the .scss being converted to a .css file occurs?

Help appreciated.
Steve

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gisle
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Primary language Norwegian Bokmål
Location Norway
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Files of the type .scss is SASS source files and should not be interpreted by the browser. They should not even live in the theme's css/ directory.  I believe they're normally found in a directory named scss/ and are compiled/converted to .css by some Javascript tool (e.g. gulp.js). Some may also use compass (part of the Ruby framework) to process SASS.

- gisle