• Resolved Biker Patches

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    Hello. I am trying to figure out how I can manually change the url of my site’s title in the top header? Not the look of it, just the actual url? See, I use SSL on my checkout and “my account” pages. But if you try to click the home, or site title link from the my account page, because it is on a https page, it reads that home link as https too.

    So what happens is that I get that “mixed content” warning and the home page is screwed up. I need to manually hard code the site title link to http, not https, see? Any help would be much appreciated, thank you. 🙂

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  • Thread Starter Biker Patches

    (@biker-patches)

    No takers huh? I could also upload a logo and use that, but I still need to put a hard code link to the logo image that is http, not https. I uploaded one but still can’t find out how to do it. I’ve hard linked the site titles before in other themes but this one I can’t figure out.

    Thread Starter Biker Patches

    (@biker-patches)

    Well I fixed it. What I did was I got this plugin:

    https://docs.woothemes.com/document/add-a-custom-logo/

    I uploaded a logo using that, then edited the plugin so the url was the way I wanted it. I’m surprised more don’t have this problem. Maybe they just don’t catch it, it’s only the home page title link that screws up. Hope this helps someone else. 🙂

    Hi, I experienced the same issue as you. In my case it was caused by the caching plugin (I was investigating ways to “hard Set” the header URL which is how I came across this thread).
    So the scenario was:
    1. “Force HTTP when leaving the checkout” – Ticked
    2. User navigates to a HTTPS page such as Cart or Account, user then clicks a link to exit out of https page, all standard pages when clicked go to HTTP, so the forcing of https to http works fine for these pages.
    3. The issue was that when clicking the Website title link in the Header (I use Text rather than a logo), the user is presented with the homepage on https, where it should be served on HTTP, resulting in a rather ugly, unformatted, dodgy looking homepage.
    Disabling the caching plugin made it work.
    So, I’m using WP Super Cache (which is brilliant BTW) and I set it to use PHP caching rather that mod_rewtrite or Legacy as these 2 options cause the issue described above.
    Also hope this helps someone 🙂

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