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it was working fine but after I change the wordpress website address and site address to https from http. it refreshed the page after saving and I was loocked out
If you configure your WordPress site to use secure connections, then WordPress will redirect people if it detects an insecure connection. Cloudflare by default uses Flexible SSL, which means the connection between you and Cloudflare is encrypted, but the connection between Cloudflare and your website is not. WordPress detects this insecure connection and will try to redirect the visitor to the secure URL. Even if the visitor is already using a secure connection on the other side of Cloudflare.
Hello, thank you for the response. However, I can’t find crypto tab. What Im seeing is: overview, analytics, dns, ssl/tls, firewall, access, speed, caching, workers, page rules, network, traffic, stream, custom pages, apps and scrape shield. Please advise. Thanks in advance
The “Crypto” tab is now named “SSL/TLS”, and the “Always Use HTTPS” and “Automatic HTTPS Rewrites” options are in the “Edge Certificates” page of that tab.
Hi guys I don’t know if this is relation to the 525 error. But, after I got the site working (thanks again for your help with that regard) I am now unable to add pages or posts. I tried adding the classic editor plugin but even that isn’t working properly and won’t allow editing in the body of the page/post. Can You Please Help Me. I’ve been trying for 5hrs to find something that works, but I’m falling short…Please help?
Would you mind sharing which plugin solved the issue for you? We’ve seen many people have issues with Flexible SSL and WordPress, and it would help those people a lot if you know of a plugin helps with that.
Hi i used the Really Simple SSL plugin, aslo enabled “Mixed content fixer”, “WordPress 301 redirection to SSL” & “301 .htaccess redirect” including “Use alternative method to fix mixed content” inside the settings of the same plugin.
That’s because you didn’t create any DNS records in Cloudflare for the www subdomain. You’ll have to create one yourself, and point it to the same destination as your base domain.