When part of a page loads but some of the content does not (such as images or scripts), more information can often be found within the browser console.
This article describes how to look at the browser console, and what kinds of error messages to look for.
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NOTE: Most of the time, this is caused by mixed content, syntax errors, or a type of content being blocked.
- Visit the affected website
- Open the developer tools in your browser
TIP: Ctrl + Shift + C in most browsers. - Navigate to the Console tab
- Check for blocked content in the Console Log
- Navigate to the Network tab
- Reload the page
- Watch for 4xx and 5xx responses
- If you know the specific part that's not displaying, you can check that it was loaded here as well
- Once you've ascertained the type of error being returned, you can begin troubleshooting the actual source of the error
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