Mixed Content issue

Hi,

your site seems to be using Elementor. This can require some additional steps before becoming fully secure. For detailed instructions see https://really-simple-ssl.com/knowledge-base/how-to-fix-mixed-content-in-elementor-after-moving-to-ssl/

Mark

But i am unable to find the image or the link in database, Can you give more clear instructions on hot to solve this please.

To find the images that are causing the issue you can follow this guide: https://really-simple-ssl.com/knowledge-base/how-to-track-down-mixed-content-or-insecure-content/. As the mixed content is coming from an Elementor stylesheet, it should be fixed by following the instructions in our Elementor article. The Elementor replace can be done using your site address, it doesn’t require the specific address of each image.

Hi, I have the same problem and have followed the steps in the elementor article. All pages are now https, but some pages now have the closed lock while others still say “not secure”

Possibly your site is still cached. Could you try to clear all caches the website uses to see if that fixes the issue?

Thanks for your response. I’ve cleared the cache but it hasn’t made a difference…

@mradmin1 could you provide us with your site address so we can have a look?

Hi Mark – it’s https://narrowtex.com.au/

@mradmin1 your site loads one image from a development domain: https://devnarrowtex.com.au.www22.jnb2.host-h.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Background-overlay-accreditation-image.jpg. This domain doesn’t support SSL, therefore the image isn’t loading via https://. To fix this, you can move the image to your own domain. For detailed instructions on how to locate the file see: https://really-simple-ssl.com/knowledge-base/how-to-track-down-mixed-content-or-insecure-content/

This has resolved my issue! Thank you very much for your help, Mark!