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[Adi-2k1]

Hey guys,

I ran a test on http://browserlab.adobe.com/ and www.beyondfootball.com looks messed up to me.

On this computer the design is wrong on Firefox and IE, but on my other laptop, it looks fine on Firefox.

Any thoughts on this? What could be causing this issue? How does the site look on your end?

Thanks in advance!

[iPing]

Possibly just me but looks a bit strange on the native Blackberry browser.

[HostSentry]

All of your includes (CSS and JS) get internal server errors... that's your problem

See: http://www.beyondfootball.com/compon.../css/style.css

[RaidLogic]

I can confirm it does look wacky on my native blackberry os7 torch, on my htc android it looks better

[fshagan]

Run your pages through the W3C.org validator at http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=be...Inline&group=0

You have some missing closing tags, etc.

[SeriesN]

I suppose your server is running suphp and you have not chnaged the permission?

[Jeff Bee]

It looks wonky on Safari.. I don't know if you have styling or not but it is not showing up.

[quantumphysics]

all your css is gone.

[Adi-2k1]

Originally Posted by HostSentry

All of your includes (CSS and JS) get internal server errors... that's your problem

See: http://www.beyondfootball.com/compon.../css/style.css

What's the issue with that file? Something with the code or something else?

fshagen, is there any way to tell what files those issues come from? Is that all from the css file mentioned in the quote above or is that from all the files on the server?

SeriesN, yes you are right. I enabled it yesterday. Can't find where I did that in Kloxo now. Should I disable it or how do I change the permission as you say?

[HostSentry]

Originally Posted by Adi-2k1

What's the issue with that file? Something with the code or something else?

fshagen, is there any way to tell what files those issues come from? Is that all from the css file mentioned in the quote above or is that from all the files on the server?

SeriesN, yes you are right. I enabled it yesterday. Can't find where I did that in Kloxo now. Should I disable it or how do I change the permission as you say?

I get Internal Server Errors when requesting it.

[Adi-2k1]

Well I changed it away from suphp and nothing worked, so I changed it back to suphp and now I get a 403 Forbidden error. I think all the changes my host made last night got overwritten. i put in a ticket but what can i do in the meantime to make it work? What could it be?

Do i need to change the permissions for the folders?

[foobic]

Originally Posted by Adi-2k1

What's the issue with that file? Something with the code or something else?

For me, now, it's a 403 (Forbidden) error, which usually means incorrect file permissions. Check the ownership and permissions of the directories above it too. But whether it's a 500 (internal server error) or 403, the webserver logs should tell you more about why it's happening.

I enabled it yesterday. Can't find where I did that in Kloxo now. Should I disable it or how do I change the permission as you say?

The suphp setting is unlikely to affect serving of .css files unless you have some very unusual redirects in place, so better to leave it as is for now. Longer term though I'd personally turn off suphp - it slows down PHP pages and offers no security advantage on a VPS serving only one website.

[Adi-2k1]

OK forbidden issue resolved.

Now to this CSS... what could be going on guys? I see the css file doesn't load but what do I have to do?

[HostSentry]

It doesn't appear to be resolved from my browser's perspective.

[Adi-2k1]

OK, it looks normal now that I removed the .htaccess file.

Now I gotta figure out what conflicts with the server settings.