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Why My Blogger Edit HTML Template Blank Some Time ?

 Why My Blogger " Edit HTML " Template Blank Some Time ?


When We Using Template "Edit HTML", The Edit Window Remains Blank Some Time


Since Blogger released their improved Template Editor, blog owners have been reporting a new, transient problem.
I click on "Edit HTML", and the editing display opens - But the HTML window remains blank.
Generally, you may wait a few seconds, and the HTML window will fill with the content. With enough patience, you'll see the content arrive - eventually.


Unfortunately, waiting won't always provide a solution . If you find solution some where kindly share here for bloggiyan.



Sometimes, you see the Template Editor display open, with a blank HTML window - and you wait patiently, with no result.

With the Template Editor display (common to every blog, and requiring no security) - and the Template HTML (unique to every blog, and requiring security) - coming from different servers - there's always the possibility that a dropped connection, from the Template HTML server, may cause the browser to time out.

In many cases, this will be a transient error. All that you need to do is to refresh the display.
  • Try a browser refresh. F5, or maybe Shift - F5, forces a refresh, in most browsers.
  • Restart the Template Editor. Click on Template, then "Edit HTML", again.
  • In extreme cases, clear cache, cookies, and authenticated sessions (since this is secure content, you'll need a new authenticated session) - then restart the browser, and start over.


If the lost connection is not transient, your Internet service may be part of the problem. If a simple refresh does not solve the problem for you, you may want to look at the MTU setting, on your computer.

An overly ambitious Maximum MTU setting could cause a chronic or persistent dropped connection, with the Template HTML server. Lowering the Max MTU setting could resolve this symptom.