Web @ 04 August 2006, “No Comments”

There is a problem in the Internet explorer rendering engine. If page is written not correctly (e.g. html and body end tag is missing), Internet Explorer detects wrong character encoding, even if there is meta tag. In my situation there were website (big portal) with lithuanian windows-1257 encoding. But IE detected it as Unicode (utf-8) and after loading page it showed blank page. I made view-> source and all source were loaded correctly (exept, that there were missing body and html closure tags). Only one sollution I found is to show to the Internet Explorer correct encoding: View -> Encoding -> Baltic(windows)

Missing body and html closure tags at the end of website's html