When HTTPS/SSL settings are not properly configured, you may see:
- A warning icon or a broken padlock in the browser’s address bar.
This indicates that although your website has an SSL certificate, some content is still being served over HTTP (an insecure protocol). This is often caused by demo content or images imported during site setup.
How to Identify Mixed Content #
- Open your browser’s Inspect Tool (Developer Tools).
- Look in the Console tab – mixed content warnings will appear, showing which items are being served insecurely.
Common culprits in Omniverse theme:
- Payment logo images in the Footer
- Background images for homepage rows or sections
Fixing Mixed Content Issues #
1. Remove or Update Payment Logos #
- Go to: Theme Settings → Footer → Footer Copyright Options
- Locate Text next to copyrights or payment logo section
- Remove or replace images with HTTPS-secured versions
2. Remove or Update Row Backgrounds #
- Open the affected row settings on the page builder
- Navigate to Design → Background
- Replace images with HTTPS URLs or remove them if unnecessary
General Tips #
- Delete any demo images that were uploaded via HTTP.
- Always ensure that all media files, links, and scripts use HTTPS.
- After changes, clear your browser cache and check for mixed content warnings again.
Following these steps will ensure your Omniverse website shows a secure padlock in browsers and avoids mixed content issues.
