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I have a WordPress site with SSL Certificate.

Some of my web pages (i.e. ) don't display the green SSL Lock in the address bar but display https://

I noticed a bunch of errors due to image files, like in the screenshot below that appear on those pages. What is an easy and fast way to convert all http requests to https?

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I have a WordPress site with SSL Certificate.

Some of my web pages (i.e. https://www.example/contact) don't display the green SSL Lock in the address bar but display https://

I noticed a bunch of errors due to image files, like in the screenshot below that appear on those pages. What is an easy and fast way to convert all http requests to https?

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From your screenshot, it looks like you are displaying images from another website (nga.gov), for example:

http://images.nga.gov/?service=asset&action=show_preview&asset=120079

After checking out the links with the mixed content warning, I can see that SSL is set up for this website, which is good. However, their links still default to HTTP, for whatever reason.

To fix this on your end, simply change the protocol from http:// to https://.

https://images.nga.gov/?service=asset&action=show_preview&asset=120079

You shouldn't get a warning once you manually update the links to the HTTPS protocols.

Additionally, you can consider using a plugin such as Remove HTTP which strips the protocols from all of your URLs to help fix your mixed content warnings.

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