Hmm from the error console it looks like a jQuery issue. Is it possible that installing your SSL broke jQuery on your site? Or exposed jQuery issues that were already there?
In order to identify the source of the conflict please follow these standard troubleshooting steps:
Step 1 – check the error console for clues
In Chrome, right click on the page then “inspect element”. Then click on the “console” tab. This will show you any Javascript errors that your site may be experiencing. If there is an error, it will include a filename and line number. If the filename is within a plugin, try deactivating that plugin and reload the page. Is the error fixed or not?
Step 2 – switch to the default twentytwelve theme
If you have jQuery or Javascript errors on your page, revert back to the basic “twentytwelve” WordPress theme. Is the error fixed? If YES then the problem was definitely your theme.
Unfortunately, theme authors are notorious for improperly adding their own Javascript and/or jQuery. If you developed the theme yourself read this article by Chris Coyier which explains the issue in more detail and outlines how to do it properly. If you purchased your theme, feel free to email the vendor with a polite request to fix the issue.
Step 3 – deactivate all your plugins
Yes, it’s a hassle, but there is really no way around this if steps 1 and 2 did not identify the culprit. You need to deactivate all your plugins, then reactivate them one by one, testing in between each time. At the point when the issue reoccurs, you’ve found your problem plugin.
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Please carefully walk through these steps and report back.
Thanks.
