Nik1802

Hey,
The issue has resolved.
Thank you for looking it.

Hey,

Good news!

It seems everything is working perfectly fine, now. I changed the url to https from backend, as suggested. And Yoast plugin is finally generating https sitemaps.

Thank you so much for your help!
I really appreciate it.??

Yes, that’s the main issue with Managed WordPress. I’m sure, there wouldn’t have been much issue with Cpanel.

Well, I found something more in addition to the previous response, on GoDaddy forum.

*Unfortunately, GoDaddy doesn’t support 3rd party SSL with managed WordPress.
What you can do is install CloudFlare which comes with HTTPS. Here is my tutorial about how to install CloudFlare SSL in WordPress.*

Following the above solved few issues.
But I need to push https in sitemaps, somehow. Because I see sitemaps in Yoast plugin were last updated before I enabled SSL. Hence, still pointing to http.

Where shall I add the code. Could you please help?

Hey,
I have started with all the setup, as suggested. And while trying to install let’s encrypt certificate on GoDaddy, found the below:

*Let’s Encrypt and WP Managed WordPress with GoDaddy
Unfortunately, GoDaddy doesn’t support 3rd party SSL with managed WordPress.*

Is this true? I have a Managed WordPress hosting plan on GoDaddy.

Sure. Will install the certificate, as suggested.

Also, I just checked, I might have to ask Godaddy support team to update WordPress and Site url to https, as I am not able to edit them in Settings – > General.

Hope this resolves all the issues.

Thank you for your help.

Finally, this solution is getting somewhere. Thank you so much. ??

1. Can I use a free certificate from Let’s encrypt? (provided, I have Managed WordPress Hosting plan).
If not, what else can be done?

2. That’s perfect. I will try doing the same.

3. I haven’t updated anything on Godaddy, yet. But followed below steps on Cloudflare and Namecheap:
i. Created and setup Account on Cloudflare site, and kept encryption mode flexible.
ii. Changed nameservers on Namecheap(domain) with Cloudflare-provided nameservers.
iii. On Cloudflare, enabled ‘Always use HTTPs’

Shall I modify htaccess file or any other file on godaddy.

Hi,
Thank you for your response. That’s helpful.

My site is showing green padlock, but Yoast plugin isn’t generating correct set maps. I tried updating site and website URL to https, with the help of Godaddy team, but I was logged out of website, until they reverted the changes to http. Is that normal?

Could you please answer the below queries:

1. Do I need to install free certificate on Godaddy, when I have already enabled SSL through Cloudflare.
2. If in case, I uninstall and re-install Yoast plugin, will it have any impact on my existing website?

Would appreciate your help.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Nik1802.

The issue seems to be with Flash on Android devices.

Thank you for the suggestion. Native Ads work well for me.