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
I solved it myself. You have to remove the stars in settings / stars. Afterwards the tool recognizes ssl and will load it from a secure version of the website.
WordPress links https overwrite issue
As the result of this, I did not have to update the redirect url on OAuth 2.0 page. I guess it works because I added redirect on WordPress, then the request to the page was redirected to ‘https’ automatically.
301 redirection editing .htaccess doesn’t work
You should set your blog url to https://yourdomain.com You can do this in the /wp-admin/options-general.php page the setting is WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL)
Try opening in an incognito tab then fix your ssl issue by installing a valid certificate.
Htaccess file isn’t redirecting http sub-pages to https––they display 404 error instead, tried many solutions and none work
WordPress site shows “File not found.” if opened through https
No ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ header is present [closed]