Hi!
It looks like only one image is at issue on the home page (I didn’t check the others):
http://liposuccion-susmedicos.com/wp-content/themes/clockwork/images/bg/bg08.png
Since you say you cannot find the link, above is the path. However, the image should be in your media library, where you can update the url.
In general, you may need to go into your media library and manually change any url that did is not https. If you are using a builder, they often don’t update when you switch to https. If this is the case you may also need to go into each page and change the urls. Where to edit depends on the builder.
yes, thanks I knew all that, the problem is the image is part of the theme, (as I explained in my OP) so I cannot update it from my media library, because its not there, and theres also not reference in the code of the main page, or in any other page I could find.
Thats my issue, sorry if I didnt explain myself too well in my original post, and thanks again for your good will to help
what I need to find is the page or place where this is referenced so I can change the link from HTTP to //
Sorry about that.
It looks like you can find the reference in options.css line 129.
many thanks, you found it indeed! but Ive edited and saved it and the error remains. Im lost, could it be this same error in another place too?
this is the line edited:
.header{background:url(https://liposuccion-susmedicos.com/wp-content/themes/clockwork/images/bg/bg08.png) !important;}
I also tried with:
.header{background:url(//liposuccion-susmedicos.com/wp-content/themes/clockwork/images/bg/bg08.png) !important;}
but I keep getting the same error, annoying, very anoying
thanks for your help Shanora! your good find should¿ve fixed the error, I dont know why it didnt!
still getting the same warning and no green padlock 🙁
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This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by
Carpanta.
Looks like a caching issue. It looks good on my end. Try F5 or Ctrl-R. I have a green lock.
wow, again right
basically Im an idiot!
many, many thanks! saved my life
Can I ask you a final question, and sorry If Im abusing of your time, but how did you locate where the reference for the image was? how did you find out that it was in the file options.css line 129?
I use Firefox. Right click and inspect element. I noticed that the other images were referenced in the css, so in the style editor tab, I did a ctrl-F and searched for bg08 in the css files until I got a hit.
It’s a great tool. If you haven’t used it before, play with it a bit – it’s extremely useful. Chrome also has similar features.
great info, again many thanks for your help!
