[Resolved] Google Fonts – Insecure Content

[Mary Pearson]

Hi Tom,

I’m sorry to bother you again with this insecure content thing but I just cannot find out how to fix the insecure google fonts. The page source says it’s in generate-fonts

<link rel=”stylesheet” id=”generate-fonts-css” href=”//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Gloria+Hallelujah:regular” type=”text/css” media=”all”>

and if I go into Typography, in addition to the Default Fonts, right under it, it says Google Fonts.

See screenshot at http://prnt.sc/c477w0

Any ideas at all?

[Tom]

Hi Mary,

Any reason why you didn’t add on to your other Google fonts topic?

The snippet you included is the GP snippet – notice how there’s no http or https?

We start the call like this: //fonts.googleapis.com…

This makes it compatible with http:// and https://

Let me know 🙂

[Mary Pearson]

I didn’t add to the other Google fonts topic because it was closed. I thought that meant I should start a new topic. My apologies for my mistake.

Re the GP snippet, yes indeed I did notice that it was missing http and https.

I’m still just trying to find out why I have insecure content, and when I saw generate-fonts I thought it was a clue. Obviously not.

I’m sorry.

[Tom]

Hi Mary,

No need to be sorry – I was just curious 🙂

If you use Google Chrome and inspect your page it should tell you which content is insecure.

[Mary Pearson]

Thank you Tom. Yes, that’s how I found it – Javascript Console on Chrome. My problem is not knowing how to fix it.

See http://prnt.sc/c4gxzp

[Tom]

Hmm, not sure why that would happen. I just checked the site and it looks like you’ve stopped using Google Fonts.

[Mary Pearson]

Well I haven’t installed Google fonts but they are there, and I am using one of them called Gloria Hallelujah!

[Tom]

Well if it’s the URL in your screenshot, I didn’t notice any errors or issues when I visited the site.

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