Not respecting is_ssl()

If your site is available over both http and https, then Pagelines serves up some http-only links, which in modern browsers results in errors being logged or displayed (perhaps as a dialog, or perhaps in the address bar as a warning icon) to scare the user (and in future versions may result in content being not displayed at all).

To correct this, the WP function set_url_scheme() needs adding in this place:

includes/library.templates.php line 733:
`
$logo = apply_filters(‘pagelines_logo_url’, esc_url(ploption(‘pagelines_custom_logo’, $oset) ), $location);
`

The problem is also in the CSS output by the less processor. I wasn’t very sure how that was meant to work – it looks like it’s re-generated on every page load? It was the slowest part of my site, so I just hacked an Apache rewrite rule to cache it, and altered the URLs by hand in the cached version.