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  • Hi Guten Tag, you can try to change

    this code:
    <script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js”></script>

    with this code:
    <script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js”></script>

    just replace the http to https, it should work fine

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    Thread Starter VolkmarNeumann

    (@volkmarneumann)

    Hello,

    that’s really my problem. Where can I find the index file so I can change the code to https?

    Thanks in advance.

    Best regards
    Volkmar Neumann

    Do you use any social network plugins ?

    If you want the simplest way to fix this, there are some plugins that forces any http to https, some of them are Really Simple SSL and WordPress HTTPS.

    HTTPS Plugins

    Thread Starter VolkmarNeumann

    (@volkmarneumann)

    Not at the moment. I used such plugins before and deleted them again. Probably some kind of data residue.

    The plugin Really Simple SSL did not help.

    I’ve already searched the database and found nothing.

    If that so,

    You have to check your theme files, just download the files or even your WordPress directory to your local machine. Open the directory with Atom or Visual Studio Code.

    And if in Atom > Find in Project, type “src=”https://platform”, in Visual Studio Code on the left sidebar, Search icon or Edit > Find in Files, type “src=”https://platform”.

    Now the code editor will search for the given query in your entire files inside your WordPress directory, if it found, just replace it to “src=”https://platform”.

    Any files that have been changed, upload them back to your server

    Good Luck, it may little bit complicated if you’re not Tech-savy, but it’s not that hard.

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