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How do I fix the mixed content issue on my WordPress Plugin?
Resolving Mixed Content Errors
- Verify there is a valid SSL installed by clicking on the padlock icon.
- Configure the page to force HTTPS requests:
- Change your site’s URL in the Settings > General page of your WordPress Admin Dashboard from HTTP to HTTPS.
- Purge the server caches within the WP Engine plugin tab.
How do I enable SSL hosting?
Open Hosting → Manage → SSL: There click on Import SSL, choose the domain you want to install the certificate on, and insert values of the keys: NOTE: If you don’t see Import and Install options, most likely you already have an SSL certificate on that domain.
How do I make my website a secure hosting?
- Keeping the Site Updated.
- Using Secure Admin Login Credentials.
- Enabling Two-Factor Authentication.
- Enable the Lockdown Feature.
- Disabling PHP Error Reporting.
- Using Trusted WordPress Themes.
- Checking for Malware.
- Migrating to a More Secure Web Host.
What does mixed content warning mean on WordPress?
If you run into a mixed content warning on your WordPress site, don’t just wave it off. This warning indicates misconfiguration. This warning may lead to a more serious problem, if not addressed, but luckily you can fix mixed content warnings fairly easily.
What happens if you have mixed content on your website?
If your website delivers HTTPS pages, all active mixed content delivered via HTTP on this pages will be blocked by default. Consequently, your website may appear broken to users (if iframes or plugins don’t load, etc.).
Where do I find mixed content warnings in Google Chrome?
To do this, you’ll need to open your site in Google Chrome. Right-click on the page where the warning appears, then select Inspect. Under the Console tab, anything your browser has identified and flagged as not secure will be listed, with mixed content warnings highlighted in yellow:
What does info icon mean in WordPress mixed content?
On some pages, you may notice an info ⓘ icon instead of a green padlock. It indicates that one or more URLs are serving via HTTP on the relevant page. Identify these URLs and fix them, as these WordPress HTTPS mixed content problems won’t be good for visitors.