How to fix mixed content warnings

Mixed content happens when a secure (HTTPS) page loads some resources — an image, script, or font — over insecure HTTP. Browsers warn about it, and it can break the reassuring padlock that signals your site is safe.

Why it matters

• •It weakens the security HTTPS is meant to provide.
• •Browsers may show a warning or block the content.
• •It can make your site look broken or untrustworthy.

How to fix it

Make sure every resource loads over HTTPS — update any hard-coded 'http://' links to 'https://'. On a properly built and hosted site this rarely happens, but it's worth checking after migrations or adding third-party embeds.