One page on my site

[Robin GillespieParticipant]

I have just one page on my site which I cannot get the green padlock for.

https://robandsarahgillespie.co.uk/words-of-thanks/

I’m on Really Simple Premium and have fun a full scan – nothing.
I’ve run the page through several SSL checker pages such as WhyNoPadlock and they report a problem but cannot pinpoint where it is (they give a line number but it’s incorrect).

There’s nothing special about the page and all others on the site are fine.

Any suggestions?

[Rogier LankhorstKeymaster]

There is an image that is trying to load over http. But the source of the image in the console is:
http://robandsarahgillespie.co.uk/

This makes it harder to find it, as this it not an actual image. I checked for http references in your site, but found none, so it is probably a https URL (which is why it wasn’t found by the scan), which is then redirected to http.

There are several possible causes:
– The image is inserted in an invalid way, like , or . This might redirect to a 404 page.
– The image is valid URL, but doens’t exist, causing it to redirect to a 404 page.

So I checked the 404 page redirect:
https://robandsarahgillespie.co.uk/not-existing-page
redirects to
http://robandsarahgillespie.co.uk/
Then to
https://robandsarahgillespie.co.uk/

So if an image is not found, it gets redirected to a http url first, causing the mixed content.

To fix this, you can change the 404 redirect to redirect to the https home_url. That should resolve the problem.

[Robin GillespieParticipant]

Thanks for the fast response.

The 404s are all redirected to https:// so I’m not sure why it was doing that.

Anyway, your reply has helped me track down the problem image file and I’ve removed it from the page – all working fine now with a green padlock!

Thank you again

[Rogier LankhorstKeymaster]

Great it’s solved.

The endpoint of the 404 redirect was https, that is correct, but it first redirects to a http page, and still does. After that it redirects to https, which is what you see. You can check this here:
http://www.redirect-checker.org/index.php

I would recommend to remove that http redirect as well.

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