Hi,

I had started a thread in another category (https://www.mojoportal.com/Forums/Thread.aspx?pageid=5&t=11423~1) about an issue on my website (www.sambobrasil.com.br) when someone access it with Google Chrome. But now, I'm thinking it's a bug. I noted that when I disable the cache in the control panel of mojoportal and I refresh the page, everything in the site is rendered (css, html) as expected. As soon as I enable the cache again, the layout crashes.  It happens on every machine... even one that is accessing the site by its very first time. So I got the result of csshandler.ashx? ... with cache enabled and cache disabled.

When the cache is enabled, I got one big string line of code. When I put this in my css validator, it showed me a lot of errors of "Expected a media query or opening brace ('{')". It seems that something is broken.

When the cahe is disabled, I got a well formated css... with no errors when I put this in the css validator. 

So... would exist some bug in the parse of site's css when cache is enabled? Please... help me.

Thanks.

Hi Joe, thanks for your attention.

Sorry about "parse"... actually I meant minify... not parse.

Anyway... I found a lot of entries like that in the template css (foundation221):

@media handheld, only screen and (max-width: 767px) { .reveal-modal-bg { position: absolute; } ...

I think the problem is, when I disable the cache, CSS is not minified ... Chrome receives the css just like above and works properly. When I enable cache, css is minified and returned like "@media handheld,only screen and(max-width: 767px) {..." (note that a character space between the "and" and the parenthesis was removed). Chrome is not working with this. IE9 and Firefox are working good... but not Chrome. When I paste the minified css in the css parser, It complains about that removed space: 
"Expected a media query or opening brace ('{')". I just put the space again... and there is no more error. 

Does something  make sense for you? or Am I completely crazy??? 

Thanks for your help.