We've recently been seeing an increasing number of people in Blogger Help Forum: Something Is Broken, using Internet Explorer, who report problems with The New GUI.
With Blogger code written for Internet Explorer V8 / V9, people who use Internet Explorer V7 - or use V8 / V9 that runs as if V7 (with "Compatibility View" enabled) - are having problems using the New Blogger GUI.
The most popularly recommended solution for problems like the White Screen Of Death has been to switch back to the Classic GUI. A more effective long term solution, for people using Internet Explorer in Compatibility Mode, would be to stop using Compatibility Mode.
- From the Internet Explorer menu, select "Tools" - "Compatibility View Settings".
- In Internet Explorer, click on the "broken page" icon, at the end of the address bar.
- Remove "blogger.com" from the "Compatibility View Settings" list.
Don't have Internet Explorer work like IE V7, now that Blogger has updated their code - and IE V7 is not supported.
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2 comments:
Thanks so much for this post. You may have just solved a problem and/or mystery that's been hobbling me with my blog for the past couple of months.
I also had been running into problems with the "white screen" effect under the new interface, and I switched back to the old interface. (I have IE V9.)
However when I posted this evening (first post of any length since early April), I found that in the old interface some things in the Compose window didn't work -- the Bold and Italics buttons, and the button for adding a link. * I was able to figure out workarounds for them in the Edit HTML window, but it was frustrating.
** When I read your post here, I checked my Compatibility View Settings, and the only item in my list was in fact blogger.com. I removed it from the Compatibility View Settings.
Then I went in and starting typing a "test" post, and this time the Bold and Italic and Link buttons worked. At least they did in the Compose window -- I didn't actually save or post the test post. But it did everything I attempted.
With any luck this will help things whenever Google finally forces everyone onto the new interface. Crossing my fingers. (And checking out Wordpress, just in case.)
Again thanks.
I removed this code
'IE=EmulateIE7' http-equiv='X-UA-Compatible'/
and after removing it works properly on all all versions of ie
asdense ads were not displaying now they do.
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