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An invalid @charset declaration at the beginning of a style sheet may trigger "weird" error messages. For instance: @charset="utf-8"; body { margin: 1em; } ... will return two errors: - Parse Error @charsetnull; - The @charset rule may only occur at the start of the style sheet. Please check that there are no spaces before it. @charset="utf-8"; The first error is good but the "null" should be removed. The second error is probably a collateral damage. It is a bit misleading, but well, no big deal if it cannot be avoided. Not sure what component is in cause here.