Open jasonkilp opened 1 week ago
I feel you may need to use something like Better Search Replace plugin or Elementor's url replace tool to replace all occurrences of http://your-domain with https://your-domain
@Daveden2 is that something that would work even with a URL that is out of our control? What I've found is that when you add a loop grid onto the page, Elementor will then inject a link to a CSS file into the DOM, and it appears that this CSS link is where the issue is happening.
Yeah, it should work.
I believe Elementor is using the URL that was stored in the database when you first installed WordPress.
You may have installed WordPress before installing your ssl certificate.
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After upgrading to the latest version of Elementor (3.21.3) and Elementor Pro (3.21.1), any page or template we have that uses the Loop Grid widget shows a Mixed Content console error.
Here is the error in Chrome (my actual domain has been replaced with "mydomain":
This doesn't seem to cause any errors other than the error loading in console, however, if the Loop Grid widget has pagination enabled, and specifically the "Load More" button, then a gigantic spinner icon shows up on the page. The only way to remove it is to remove pagination.
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