• Hi, a friend asked for help with his site.

    He has one ?http:“ string content, and for that Firefox labels the site as partitial unsecure.

    The <head> html code contains the ?http:“ string within this make css inline style (site-header-main):
    <!– Begin Make Inline CSS –>
    <style type=“text/css?> button,.ttfmake-button,input[type=“button“],input[type=“reset“],input[type=“submit“],.site-main .gform_wrapper .gform_footer input.button{font-size…site-header-main
    {background-color:rgba(71, 86, 130, 1);background-image:url(http://www.xxx.main-1.jpg);background-repeat:no-repeat;background-position:center;background-attachment:scroll;background-size:cover;}

    So I wanted to change this to ?https:“. Sounds easy ??

    It looks like, function “wp-content/themes/make/inc/style/definitions/thememod-background.php:” generates this URL at:

        $this->css()->add( array(
            'selectors'    => $selectors,
            'declarations' => array(
                'background-image'      => 'url(' . addcslashes( $background_image, '"' ) . ')',
                'background-repeat'     => $this->thememod()->get_value( $region . '-background-repeat', 'style' ),
                'background-position'   => str_replace( '-', ' ', $this->thememod()->get_value( $region . '-background-position', 

    I like to ask for some input, how this $background_image is build, and how I can change the “http:” part to “https:”.
    Is it defined as a “individual rule”? I can`t find one.

    Thanks a lot

    • This topic was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by udoadm.
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