I have now tried twice to get installed and the same behavior was noted both times. After installing, signing in and selecting a theme, it immediately appears in the Opera browser, but the same page in IE or Firefox is missing coloe, styleing and fonts.

After digging deeper - the actual code is different within the browsers for the same page.

The head section of the opera browser points to the drupal css, and the pushbutton.css file.

The head section on Firefox and IE have only the drupal.css code - the themes data is missing.

This happens on the same page at the same time, with these three browsers.

All three browsers can visit other Drupal sites and see themes in action (like on thisweekintech.com) so it's not a problem with the browsers.

It's a problem with what Drupal sends to SOME browsers, from my server.

No idea how to proceed - please help!

Doug Force

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greycellgreen’s picture

Just chiming in to say I have the EXACT same problem. I never thought to try Opera before, but am shocked to see that my site works perfectly there.

I detailed my problems here:
http://drupal.org/node/29440

My broken Drupal site is here:
http://greycellgreen.net/drupal/

I have a working Drupal site at a different host, here:
http://expertvideotransfer.com

I have no idea what the difference is.

styro’s picture

but the HTML base element in the outout doesn't match your URL.

ie your base looks like this:

<base href="http://apollo.host-ops.com/greycellgreen/drupal/" />

While your url looks like:

http://greycellgreen.net/drupal/

But I can download "themes/bluemarine/style.css" from both URLs so that doesn't seem to be too big an issue

I suspect its a case of either a bug in Firefox that Opera doesn't have, or that Firefox is behaving to the specs and Opera is going out of its way to piece together the css imports.

And if you want to know something really wierd - if you have the web developer firefox extension and choose "edit css" from the css menu, the styles show up - until you close the edit css sidebar that is.

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Anton