The Reason for the Issue was https-redirection plugin. I wasnt aware there was https-redirection plugin installed. So, even though i checked wp-config.php & .htaccess for SSL redirects, the plugin was forcing SSL for CSS/JSS/images. I renamed the plugin folder and everything is proper now. sudo mv /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/https-redirection /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/STOP-https-redirection
Images over HTTPS endless issues – mixed content
You have version 1.6.0 of the crossslide plugin. (I’d guessed 1.5.2 since the changelog said 1.6.0 fixed this, but it didn’t.) You can fix this by unticking the ‘Default jQuery’ option in the plugin configuration, which removes the ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.js include replacing $( with jQuery( on lines 101 and 102, i.e. instead of $(function(){ $(‘#crslideshow’).crossSlide({ you … Read more
How to move my local wordpress to https?
If you’re using Cloudflare’s flexible SSL then you will run in to issues with WordPress. From my basic understanding, this is because Cloudflare’s flexible SSL doesn’t offer end-to-end encryption, it essentially encrypts items between the client and Cloudflare, but not from Cloudflare to your server. Because of this, WordPress won’t always serve up the files … Read more
The values in wp_options should match exactly the URL you want to use to access the site. Without any specific configuration to do it, WordPress doesn’t care if it’s https or http as long as the settings match how you access the site. So you should change it to http until you get your SSL … Read more
There are two ways of seeting the Site URL. In the dashboard. In the wp-config.php file. In the functions.php file. If you cannot change Option 1 above, then you should NOT edit the table in PhpMyAdmin. Check for the following in wp-config.php: define( ‘WP_HOME’, ‘http://example.com’ ); define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘http://example.com’ ); If you can’t find that, … Read more
Please try this code snippet and put it in the footer.php file. jQuery( window ).load(function($) { $(‘.wp-playlist-current-item img’).remove(); }); or jQuery( window ).load(function($) { $(‘.wp-playlist-current-item’).find(‘img’).remove(); });
The WP database for media items stores the full URL of the media file. If the media file was uploaded while the site was non-SSL, then a non-SSL URL is stored in the database. When you upgrade to SSL, new media has the SSL address. So you need a way to go through the database … Read more
Absolutely HTTPS. There’s no benefit to not using it, if it’s available.