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I'm trying to build a site for my local sports team on my own hosting before I transfer it live. I've built tons of sites on C5 & have never had this problem.http://www.stephencumminsdesign.com/bannow/...

As you can see there is no CSS. I've tried doing a separate installation in a different folderhttp://www.stephencumminsdesign.com/test/... and I get the same thing. Is this a permissions issue I need to take up with the host provider or can I sort it myself. Any help would be appreciated hugely.

Thanks
Steve

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css, installation, display
PassionForCreative
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myTooq replied on at Permalink Reply
myTooq
I can't be sure, but looking with firebug, your CSS files might not be where it's calling for them.

It's looking here:
/bannow/concrete/css/

while on one of my sites, it's looking here:
/concrete/css/

Looks like somehow the call is looking one level up and the files are probably located in the path that mine are.
triplei replied on at Permalink Reply
triplei
Hmm, I just tried hitting one of the css files directly and got a Zend error
http://www.stephencumminsdesign.com/bannow/index.php/tools/css/them...

Are the permissions set incorrectly on the /bannow/files/* directories by any chance?
AndyJ replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
does this thread help at all?

http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/installation/post-install...
PassionForCreative replied on at Permalink Reply
PassionForCreative
Thanks AndyJ

I read down through the post that you linked to & did this:

Thanks to chrisbarber86 for this

Ok, I've done something, but not sure if this is the correct way about it, but changing line 117 of /concrete/libraries/cache.php from:
$metadata = $cache->getMetadatas(Cache::key($type, $id));


to:
$metadata = $cache->getBackend()->getMetadatas(Cache::key($type, $id));


Seems to do the trick....