To redirect all URLs from www to non-www and also to redirect from http to https, this code snippet to be added to .htaccess file at the top should do the trick. So https://example.com # BEGIN Redirects RewriteEngine On # 301 redirect www to non-www RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.(.*)$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://%1/$1 [R=301,L] # 301 […]
How To Fix WordPress Mixed Content Warning (Easy Step-by-Step Guide)
Did you just move your WordPress site to HTTPS only to be met with some weird mixed content warning instead of that beautiful green padlock that you were expecting? Or, maybe you’re still in the planning stages for using HTTPS at your WordPress site and wondering what to expect when you make the switch. Either […]
Integrate SSL on WordPress Multisite
WordPress multisite is an extraordinary feature that let you manage a network of WordPress sites using a single admin site. WordPress users follow various techniques to secure their site as being one of the most popular platforms, WordPress is also targeted the most by hackers. Among these techniques is the integration of Secure Socket Layer […]
Add Lets Encrypt SSL Certs on ServerPilot Free Plan
WP Beaches ~ ServerPilots‘ free plan does not offer SSL certs from Lets Encrypt, it is only available on the paid plans, here is a guide below that can allow you to install and renew the SSL certs with a custom script. You need to be comfortable in the command line and be aware that […]
SiteGround Adds One-Click SSL Plugin to Its Automatic SSL Certificates
Earlier this year, we ran a newsletter letting you know that SiteGround had started automatically issuing Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates to sites. At the time, that was the biggest SSL news. As far as I know, no other shared host has made such a bold move. The post SiteGround Adds One-Click SSL Plugin to Its […]
Free SSL Certificates – Where to Find Them and How They Help
Want to learn how you can improve your search engine rankings, secure your visitors’ browsing, and boost your website’s trust…all for free? I know – that’s a bold statement. But I promise you that these free SSL certificates really can give you all of those benefits. The post Free SSL Certificates – Where to Find […]
Get Let’s Encrypt To Avoid The “Not Secure” Warning In Chrome
By the end of January 2017, Google will start issuing warnings in Chrome 56 for non-secure web pages. So if your site contains password and credit card input fields such as: <input type=”password” name=”password”> …and your site is not secured with an SSL certificate, Google Chrome will label your site as Not Secure in the address […]
How to Add Free SSL Certificates to WordPress With Let’s Encrypt
In this post, we’ll walk you through a step by step tutorial of installing free SSL certificates on your WordPress site with Let’s Encrypt’s automated installation.
Introducing Let’s Encrypt™: Free SSL Certificates
At WP Engine, we’re committed to protecting our customers’ online business, while delivering secure and blazingly fast sites. That’s why we are happy to announce that WP Engine has made Let’s Encrypt™ certificates available to its 50K customers. Let’s Encrypt is a certificate authority who is making HTTPS ubiquitous by providing free SSL/TLS certificates. HTTPS […]
WP Engine Boosts SEO And Security Across All Customer Sites With Free SSL/TSL Certificates
AUSTIN, Texas – October 20, 2016 – WP Engine today announced that it has made Let’s Encrypt™ SSL/TLS certificates freely available to all customers. This means for every single one of the company’s 50,000 customers setting up a secure site is simple, automated, and completely free. Let’s Encrypt is an open certificate authority whose purpose […]