Stylesheet broke all on its own?

[skarni]

I have version 1.10.3 "Hyacinthe" installed.

For the past several months, even after upgrading my CMSMS website, my website has been fine.

I haven't made any changes at all to the website in the past three days, but this morning, my website was broken. I turned on debug mode, don't have a clue what to do with it.

• I've upgraded each module in turn, no change.

• I switched templates for the homepage, still broken.

• I removed the sharethis button, still broken.

Can anyone help me figure this out? I'm more of a designer so my coding skills are limited to xhtml and css.

http://www.tourpikecounty.com/

Thank you!

[mcDavid]

There is no stylesheet linked in your HTML source.

Did you use the {cms_stylesheet} tag in your template?

[skarni]

yes, it is in my header section of my template. {cms_stylesheet}. Its not commented out or anything.

Note: It would seem that {cms_stylesheet} is being ignored when the page is rendered. However, other tags, such as my global content blocks, are working.

[mcDavid]

Are there stylesheets attached to your template?
you can check this by clicking the blue "css" text-bubble in the template list. If not, add one

[skarni]

Yes there are, I checked. The website was working and pulling the stylesheet just yesterday. I made no changes to the website since then, and boom, no stylesheet.

I wonder what kind of hosting problems or network problems could cause this? I changed templates several times and each template, even stock ones that came with CMSMS, break css.

[calguy1000]

Check the paths in your config.php.

I bet the host moved your site to a different path, and now the config.php is incorrect.

Here's a tip: Under a normal install (with no funky configurations) the root_path, upload_path etc. can be commented out of the config.php in CMSMS 1.10 and above.

[skarni]

I used a php file to determine what my root path was, and compared it to what is written in the config.php file. They match. Does that mean that the paths are correct?

[skarni]

I'm not sure if this can be called "solved", as I think my network administrator just reloaded the website from a backup. I'll possibly know more tomorrow, as I'm assuming that's what he did.

[mcDavid]

You might want to try what happens if you clear the cache?