Stylesheet does not load on first try, must refresh browser to bring up the styles

[DrByte]

These steps work correctly on the first sequence of the 3 steps.

1. Enter this url. http://web-mobile-cart.com/fbprojectA/index.html
2. Then click on Prices tab.

I don't see a Prices tab.

3. Then click on Place Order: to excute this url.

http://web-mobile-cart.com/dir/index...arkets&qty_1=1
4. The page is displayed properly.

When I click that link I get a properly styled shopping cart page.
(Albeit hugely enlarged with humongous buttons and pixelated graphics.)

Now click on the Home Tab this takes you back to my site.

That's a peculiar choice, which most shoppers wouldn't do.
But, yes, clicking Home takes me back to your NON-zen-cart page.

Now try doing these steps again

1. click on Prices tab.

Again, I don't see one.

3. Then click on Place Order: this excutes the same url as before.

http://web-mobile-cart.com/dir/index...arkets&qty_1=1

Pasting that link into my browser takes me to the shopping cart page. Correctly styled. (still with same huge pixelated buttons)

4. This takes you back to the cart. But the page is not styled.

Like I said, I don't see that problem.

5. Click on browser refresh and the file displays correctly.

Not necessary here.

why arn't the styles called ahead of the page??

Must be something in your browser.

you can keep cycling an this will keep happening until quit for for a long period.

Can't replicate it.


And ... why are you forcing local storage to my browser? What purpose does that serve?

[DrByte]

Okay, resizing to 320px does show me the prices tab.

Still no problems getting the shopping cart page to appear and load its stylesheet. No refresh required.

Must be caching problems in your browser.

[DrByte]

I tried a few other things, and have been able to see the problem you're describing.

It's caused by your javascripts. If I tell my browser to ignore javascripts, and then scroll down your HTML page to the prices links and click one, it loads the store with the stylesheet immediately. Never any need to refresh.
Looks like your javascript is interfering with normal page loading, causing the next page to NOT actually load at all (judging from the browser Inspector), until you do an explicit refresh.

Start by removing all your javascript, and then add things back one by one, keeping only the essentials, until it breaks. Then you'll know specifically what's causing it.