HTTP links causing message on our HTTPS site

[NaleNJM]

We recently changed our site from http to https, accessing the site is just fine, but now a security warning message pops up on the bottom stating that it’s hiding unsecure links on the page, there shouldn’t be any unsecure links on the site, it’s nearly all internal any links otherwise link to other https sites.

After a little inspection of page sources we noticed in the code a handful of things are http links instead of https, notably the twitter header link, but there appears to be no way to change it without jumping on into the PHP and fiddling about, something that has caused a lot of problems on our end recently.

We would be really grateful if you could find us a solution or point us to the right selections of code to tinker with so we don’t have to do some reckless experimenting and then come back to you with more problems!

Thanks in advance.

Attached is the image of the warning that pops up.

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[Kyle – SUPPORT]

Hi

You need to install the WordPress HTTPS plugin

– Kyle

[NaleNJM]

Hi there Kyle,

Sorry for the late reply, we’ve attempted to use plugins and they didn’t solve the issue.

We’re sure it’s something to do with the function.php file,

Thanks

[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,
Are you using google fonts in Revolution slider plugin?
Thanks
Mohammad

[NaleNJM]

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[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,
Its loading perfectly here so please check after clear the cache of browser.
Thanks
Mohammad

[NaleNJM]

Hi,
Just to confirm when you load it you receive no notification on your browser saying that there is unsecure content or unauthenticated scripts trying to load?

Because after clearing our cache we still receive a message from both Chrome and IE, the message in chrome looks like the attached image and I attached IE’s at the beginning of the thread.

The page loads fine, sure, but there are messages saying there is a security problem and that isn’t what we want people browsing the site to be confronted with.

– Nathaniel M

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[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,
I have resolved the issue so please check after clearing the cache of browser.
Thanks
Mohammad

[NaleNJM]

Hi Mohammad,

Superb job, may I ask what the problem and the solution were before I set the thread to resolved?

I’m curious, and it may be useful for future reference.

Thanks,
Nathaniel M

[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,
I edited functions.php file of theme.

Find this code:-
wp_register_script(‘sf-maps’, ‘http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false’, ‘jquery’, NULL, TRUE);

Change with:-
wp_register_script(‘sf-maps’, ‘https://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false’, ‘jquery’, NULL, TRUE);

Thanks
Mohammad

[NaleNJM]

Hi,
So we were changing too many links instead of the one that was causing all the problems, whoops.

Thanks for taking time out to solve this one, Mohammad.

[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,
You most welcome.
Thanks
Mohammad