[Ars Magica 5th] Sheet broken after release on Roll20 about roll20-character-sheets HOT 6 CLOSED

That is indeed the case, and the K-Scaffold framework I used injected it's own import before mine, hence the problem.
I fixed that by re-ordering stuff and forgot to close this issue, sorry about the noise

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Hi @Riernar

If I was going to make a guess, I would presume that the CSS validator on the VTT is rejecting, for some reason, your CSS font imports. For obscure, arcane, and frankly silly reasons, the Custom Sheet option in campaigns, and the sheet sandbox uses a slightly more permissive CSS validator in contrast with what is piped from github, through the microservice, and delivered to the VTT.

Things I would suggest:

• Altering your font imports to use a single import.
• Ensuring no fonts are being sourced from anywhere other than google fonts.
• Ensuring that you're using the old google fonts reference methods.
• Removing any comments or extraneous code from your css file.
• Running your compiled CSS through a validator to ensure that nothing might be causing the error.

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I will also note that often, but not always, CSS validation errors are thrown in the VTT, so I'd check your dev console when the sheet is loaded.

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Hi Nic,

Thanks for the tips. I already checked the dev console, and found no error. Though I just found the <style> element that contains rolltemplate's CSS and indeed only the first @import is there. I'll investigate further to see what is causing the other two to be removed.

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Sadly #11954 didn't fix it. If someone would be so kind as to re-open this issue (for some reasons I can't), that would be great for tracking.

As far as I can tell,

• Ensuring no fonts are being sourced from anywhere other than google fonts.
• Ensuring that you're using the old google fonts reference methods.
• Altering your font imports to use a single import.
  Not possible with the kScaffold framework, but Scott C, the creator, never had issues due to that.
• Removing any comments or extraneous code from your css file.
• Running your compiled CSS through a validator to ensure that nothing might be causing the error.

I'm starting to think the Material+Symbol+Outline family contains a forbidden string, and cause its own line and the next line to be sanitized out.

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Isn't the issue here that there can only be one font import statement? https://wiki.roll20.net/Character_Sheet_Development/CSS#Google_Fonts

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