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I’ve recently updated our site with an SSL certificate, and it’s reliably turning up “secure” in the eyes of the browser.
However, the background image that is used on every page of the site is refusing to be updated with a database search and replace. It still serves as HTTP.
I tried uploading a new graphic, but it also serves as HTTP once GP starts using it.
Where can I adjust this? This is a business site, we can’t have a “not completely secure” warning presented to our customers.
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Hi there,
From what I can tell the warnings are coming from the sliders.
Did you re-upload and recreate that as well?
Hi Leo,
I had noticed the sliders were among the offenders, but this is also happening with the main background graphic for the entire site (laptop2.png). Only GP seems to call this, so I’m looking for help on that aspect.
Thoughts?
Thanks!
SeanSo you’ve re-uploaded that image in WordPress media then re-uploaded in the customizer (background > Body) but the change is not reflecting on live site?
Any caching plugins or server cache?
The original background was laptop.png. I reuploaded it as laptop2.png so I could be sure I was drawing on the new file, and then used the customizer.
I’ll check the caching plugins thought, not sure about server cache.
Sean
So this image here: http://www.burli.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Laptop2.png
The URL in WordPress media is showing https?
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