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Usage invokes insecure SSL

Fourteen Colors · support · 2014-11-27T22:22:00+00:00

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windsurfrookie unresolved
Message from several browsers regarding SSL insecure issues; Tested with https://www.whynopadlock.com results in a error: Insecure URL: http://<domain>/wp-content/plugins/fourteen-colors/pattern-dark-inverse.svg Source: color-patterns.php, line 107 background-image: url(' . plugins_url( '/pattern-dark-inverse.svg', __FILE__ ) . '); https://wordpress.org/plugins/fourteen-colors/ Not related to SSL, it’s more likely that a plugin on your install doesn’t allow SVG files to be used. I would start investigating there. Done so, installed default wordpress out of the box. When plugin Fourteen Colours is activated the error occurs: Insecure URL: http://<domain>/blog/wp-content/plugins/fourteen-colors/pattern-dark-inverse.svg plugins_url() will get the URL based on your WordPress settings, so the other possibility would be that you’re missing the s in https:// in you site URL settings.

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Nick Halsey 2014-12-01T17:53:00+00:00

Not related to SSL, it’s more likely that a plugin on your install doesn’t allow SVG files to be used. I would start investigating there.

windsurfrookie 2014-12-16T06:51:00+00:00

Done so, installed default wordpress out of the box. When plugin Fourteen Colours is activated the error occurs: Insecure URL: http://<domain>/blog/wp-content/plugins/fourteen-colors/pattern-dark-inverse.svg

Nick Halsey 2014-12-27T19:56:00+00:00

plugins_url() will get the URL based on your WordPress settings, so the other possibility would be that you’re missing the s in https:// in you site URL settings.