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I have a theme which was working good. I don't know what's happening now but all the CSS are gone. I figured out the CSS load when I browse my site through my phone. Then I tried to zoom in with Google Chrome and theme gets fixed only when I zoom at 150%.

Any idea what the problem may be?

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#2
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what is your forum url ? have you seen this general guidance on broken style ..
#3
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Your theme is not coded properly for mobile devices. Check if you have view port declaration inside the header.
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(2016-05-06, 03:56 AM).m. Wrote: what is your forum url ? have you seen this  general guidance on broken style ..

www.asesinosloco.com

If you zoom in chrome, the CSS get to work. I dont know where the problem is.

(2016-05-06, 01:00 PM)WallBB Wrote: Your theme is not coded properly for mobile devices. Check if you have view port declaration inside the header.

The theme was working fine then for some reason is no longer working. I put an old backup of theme .xml but still the same problem.
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Next time if it happens again, here is Simple solution Smile

Go to templates & style - theme (your theme) - click global.css - click save button at bottom - done Smile refresh forum and layout will be back, it will generate new css cache

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^ Try the above method by Donald Duck if that doesn't work. Do the following.
 
Download the Settings.php from yourserver/inc/ and just replace it with the one which you downloaded.
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I found your issue in your global.css

@media all and (max-width: 1280px){ this is basically saying that any monitor that exceeds this resolution in width then the css does not work.

if you remove this code you have to go to the end of your global.css and remove the ending bracket. }
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(2016-05-11, 11:23 AM)Burned Designs Wrote: I found your issue in your global.css

@media all and (max-width: 1280px){  this is basically saying that any monitor that exceeds this resolution in width then the css does not work.

if you remove this code you have to go to the end of your global.css and remove the ending bracket. }

Well the (css didn't load thats problem he don't need to remove codes)
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(2016-05-11, 11:48 AM)H2e Wrote:
(2016-05-11, 11:23 AM)Burned Designs Wrote: I found your issue in your global.css

@media all and (max-width: 1280px){  this is basically saying that any monitor that exceeds this resolution in width then the css does not work.

if you remove this code you have to go to the end of your global.css and remove the ending bracket. }

Well the (css didn't load thats problem he don't need to remove codes)

Well if you look at his site and view source you can clearly see that his site does load the global.css file as if you click the link to the css you will see that code I posted actually corresponds to the viewers monitor saying if your monitor's max width is less than 1280px then run the css else don't run the css, and because this is placed above all code then no code works if the scale does not fit.
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