When I check the source code of a web page, it is all garbled, but the page displays normally. What's going on?

When I check the source code of a web page, it is all garbled, but the page displays normally. Will this affect its inclusion in the search engine (Baidu)? The answer is: No!

If the page displays normally, but you check the source code and find that it is garbled, this is generally a browser problem.

For example, if you use IE to view the source code, it will be garbled, but if you use Firefox to view the source code, it will not be garbled. (Search engines don’t use browsers to view web pages, let alone IE.)

When I check the source code of a web page, it is all garbled, but the page displays normally. What's going on?

This varies according to the specific circumstances of many websites, and the handling methods are also different.

The reasons are usually:

1. The utf8 encoding standard counts three consecutive characters as a single character. If you load a string whose length is not divisible by 3 on the page, garbled characters will appear on the page.

2. In some multi-language systems, such as Joomla, manbo, phpfag, etc., if you write Chinese characters into the source code, the source code will appear garbled.

If it was normal before, and this happened because you used a certain plug-in, then it is often a problem with the length of extracted characters involved in that plug-in. Just modify it.