Changing HTTP to HTTPS
Changing HTTP to HTTPS
Changing HTTP to HTTPS
Check the nginx error.log (based on nginx.conf error_log location). $ sudo nano /path/to/nginx/error.log There is a “permission denied” error on /var/lib/nginx. This happened because I changed the user setting in nginx.conf from user nginx; to something else. In this case, user iam; Solution: Check the current user and group ownership on /var/lib/nginx. $ ls -ld … Read more
You can use this plugin to activate HTTPS on certain posts/pages on your website. Install the plugin and you can use the ‘Force SSL’ option to force SSL on any page you want.
Forcing HTTPS with WordPress on AWS
For this you will need to use a plugin like Better Search Replace to replace http://yoursite with https://yoursite WordPress saves URLs in the database absolutely. So if you at one point in time had the site with http and then changed to use https WordPress would still have the http urls saved in the database. … Read more
When changing to SSL, be sure to edit your wp-admin > Settings > General > WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) values to include https. If still having troubles the media items (I believe) are built with site_url or home values (mentioned above) in _options. Verify they’re https, then check out if you have … Read more
I am replying to this question, as it hadn’t been answered effectively for a long time. As disabling plugin hasn’t fixed the issue, you should take two additional steps: Check WordPress Address(URL) and Site Address(URL) Head to Settings > General Settings. Ensure that the links entered in WordPress Address(URL) and Site Address(URL) fields are the … Read more
Modify a plugin to open external links with iframe using https and not http?
I’d put the HTTPS redirect at the top of the htaccess file, not after the WordPress elements. See this page in the Codex for htaccess suggestions: https://codex.wordpress.org/htaccess . You need to redirect to https first before doing the WP rules in htaccess. You may also need to change any http to https in your database. … Read more
You’ve put the HTTP to HTTPS (and canonical www) redirect in the wrong place. It should go before the WordPress front-controller. In fact, it should go before the # BEGIN WordPress section to avoid any chance of it being overwritten by WordPress in future updates. To be honest, I’m a bit surprised that redirect would … Read more