Last modified: 2012-09-27 01:10:38 UTC
Created attachment 7894 [details] Special:Version in Vector skin with extensions enabled In my wiki the css seems not to work in the Vector and Monobook skin but it works in the Modern skin. For tests I have disabled all extension but there is no change. There are three images as attachments: - Special:Version in Vector skin with extensions enabled - Special:Version in Vector skin with extensions disabled - Special:Version in Modern skin with extensions disabled
Created attachment 7895 [details] Special:Version in Vector skin with extensions disabled
Created attachment 7896 [details] Special:Version in Modern skin with extensions disabled
Have you run update.php? Can you link to your wiki?
(In reply to comment #3) > Have you run update.php? Can you link to your wiki? I guess it's the one in the bug url? ;) Re the topic: You've got double negatives Do you mean "No css seems to work on Vector and Monobook skin"?
I have run update.php.
You seem to have CentralNotice installed, and it's botched: Es ist ein Datenbankfehler aufgetreten. Der Grund kann ein Programmierfehler sein. Die letzte Datenbankabfrage lautete: <blockquote><tt>(SQL-Abfrage versteckt)</tt></blockquote> aus der Funktion „<tt>CentralNoticeDB::getNotices</tt>“. Die Datenbank meldete den Fehler „<tt>1046: No database selected (localhost)</tt>“.</body></html> from http://wiki.smallbusiness-webdesign.de/index.php?title=Spezial:BannerListLoader&cache=/cn.js&language=de&project=wikipedia&country=NL So said the problem still happened when CentralNotice was disabled; could you disable CentralNotice and let me try again?
All extensions are disabled.
Your web server is serving css files with the mime-type: text/css;charset=uft-8 instead of the correct: text/css;charset=utf-8 (wrong charset is also set for js) I don't know if that is the cause of your issue, but its definitely wrong.
(In reply to comment #8) > Your web server is serving css files with the mime-type: > text/css;charset=uft-8 > > instead of the correct: > text/css;charset=utf-8 > > (wrong charset is also set for js) > > I don't know if that is the cause of your issue, but its definitely wrong. I think this is likely to be the culprit, yes.
Where could be a setting for this? I don't find a "text/css;charset=uft-8" in MW or Apache.
(In reply to comment #10) > Where could be a setting for this? I don't find a "text/css;charset=uft-8" in > MW or Apache. Try looking for "uft-8" specifically
Also try checking your php.ini file too.
The bug was in the php.ini. Thank you very much!
