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Check to see that the server didn't chmod your files strangely. They might have had a problem and replaced your files with back ups with strange settings. Once, my old host, restored my databases but didn't restore all the usernames associated with databases. Oh Joy.  I also had installed a module and all the permissions were 640 and 751.

Then see if you use the {literal} tags to import the real files, for example copy and paste the style sheet out of the admin section and name it something and then load it to the main directory and then import it in to the header of the document the non-cms way.

The only time that this has happened to me is when there's been an error in the style sheet syntax, usually a double bracket, but sometimes other strange marks I put in.

That's why I suggest that you bring in the sheets the non cmsway and detache them in the template through the admin. Or just do a test page with raw html and put the page on your main directory -- test.html or test.php, the paths to images and that kind of thing comes from the root, so you'll be fine.



surrounded by literal tags. So you'd copy out of the stylesheet admin and make files of each sheet and import in, one at a time to see which one has the bug or try them all and then delete on at a time this way.

If you do a check style sheet validation, that will also find errors.

That's the only thing I can suggest.

Do I dare suggest "clear the cache" without getting smacked. 

Have you tried to copy the template to a new template, and check if that one attaches the css-es during copy . And what if you attach the copied template to your content?

Ronny