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I tried to use a https page with Backlight but it looks that the menus design are no buttons anymore there are text links under the page text and it is shown twice. To see use the https:// kurth-dueren.de
How to fix that issue at the Https page?
Thank you for your help
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I've converted to https and after some initial problems, even FotoMoto seems to play well with Backlight. Checked with the Fotomoto people regarding a few of the page errors. Their response was no difficulty with security or reliability. I have found this is indeed the case.
To convert to https does require a few changes to make sure you don't have internal security problems. See this discussion and should fix your problem.
http://community.theturninggate.net/vie … hp?id=7335
Jim.
User with too little time but coding is therapeutic.
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Loading your site in chrome it tells me you are trying to load scripts from insecure sources, When I tell to go ahead and load these scripts the site looks fine. Viewing the source I can see some http references to css and scripts on your site. Have you cleared your template cache since the conversion to https?
Charlie
www.stalkinglight.com
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At the moment your css-file is still loaded via http.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="http://www.kurth-dueren.com/backlight/publisher/resource.php?template=6&extension=css&name=style">Have You been logged into backlight via a secured connection already?
Whatever You try or do, don't forget to clear both the Backlight template cache and your browser cache after every change.
You will certainly have to re upload the image files e.g. your masthead image and images used on Backlight pages.
The same might apply for your custom.css
Until you will have sorted it all out, you will have to load each page and also your blog pages, view the source code of the page and do searches for the string "http:"
When you have identified an item that still loads via http:, you can inspect it in Firefox by picking "Element untersuchen" from the contex menu (or "untersuchen" in Chrome)
There may be links stored in wordpress tables that still contain "http://".
I did a full backup of my wordpress database before. Then I did a lot of searching in my database using PHPMyAdmin from my hoster's admin area.
I can also recommend a plugin like "Better Search Replace" for your wordpress blog for that purpose.
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