Klaipedaville

Hey! Let me help all the WordPress experts out there on this forum as well as myself. The whole point was in hard coded http in template.tags.php at the very end of the file! No offense meant but in my opinion that was a very silly line of code of those who developed the theme. WordPress is actaully felxibile and smart enough to declare http and https protocls into a variable thus allowing themes / users to call whichever protocol is needed and make usage on both SSL and non-SSL connections possible. The solution for this theme is to remove http from template.tags.php These exact four letters removal will permit this theme to use both protocols. Hope it will help someone and save on time and headache. Spesifically, it says <link rel=’stylesheet’ id=’open-sans-css’ href=’http://fonts.googleapis.com/&#8230; so get rid of http and leave it like this <link rel=’stylesheet’ id=’open-sans-css’ href=’//fonts.googleapis.com… The other option is to do it the WordPress way but simplicity is normally what I am after. Enjoy and be happy!