Hi @subpopet,

As the site already has a valid SSL certificate installed, all you would have to do is clicking Activate SSL in the plugin’s Dashboard.

This will make all of the necessary changes to enforce SSL on the WordPress side (e.g., 301 redirect, mixed content fixer), so that the website is correctly redirected to HTTPS and no longer accessible over regular/insecure HTTP.

Kind regards, Jarno

Hi @subpopet,

I see, does the dashboard now state that SSL is activated? If define('RSSSL_SAFE_MODE', true); was still in your wp-config.php at the time you clicked Activate SSL, the plugin may have intentionally skipped adding the HTTPS redirect and mixed content fixer.

So, if Safe Mode was indeed active, remove that line from the wp-config.php and retry SSL activation via the plugin’s dashboard. Or, check Settings -> General to verify if this indeed still contains the http:// URLs to your site; if so, manually update these to https://.

Kind regards, Jarno

Hi @subpopet,

Great. It’s now working correctly, the site redirects from http:// -> https:// now (and http://www. -> https://www.)

You can see this in a redirect check tool such as: https://redirect.li/http/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.subnoise.es%2F

Kind regards, Jarno

Hi @subpopet,

Yes, as you’ve seen that these external test tools already see the correct redirect chain; it is likely because of the browser still having the ‘old’ state cached.

Try a different browser, and you should see the correct behavior there already.