stepfret

Cool — I’m terrible with javascript; so, I didn’t even think of trying it.

But I might use this in the future. Thanks!

Hi pandanapande — I solved it in a way suitable to my needs.

In the end, the image does NOT lazy load. If that’s ok with you, here’s what I did…

I had been using

echo get_the_post_thumbnail( get_the_id(), 'medium' );

to get the image I wanted, and Lazy Load adds the classes, etc. needed for lazy loading to the image when that is used. This caused the problem.

However, when I used the code below, Lazy Load plugin ignored it:

$thumb_id = get_post_thumbnail_id();
$thumb_url_array = wp_get_attachment_image_src($thumb_id, 'medium', true);
$thumb_url = $thumb_url_array[0];

I hope that helps!
Josh

Hi Pippin — Great plugin! Any update on this issue?

Thanks,
Josh

Hi Michael — Thanks, yeah, I’d thought of that and was hoping to avoid it, but we’ll give it a shot. Shouldn’t be too painful to set up.

Thanks again.

Hi Takayuki — Nothing seems out of place in wp-config.php or .htaccess.

I’ve looked through the plugins folder and other areas and don’t see any remnants of caching.

The only thing I can get to fix the situation is activating the WP HTTPS plugin, which I’d rather not do since nothing else on the site needs it.

Do you have any other ideas?

Thanks,
Josh

OK, I have to put the site back together now. Let me know when you can next take a look at it.

Thanks for your help so far,
Josh

Yes, I found define(‘WP_CACHE’, true); Added by W3 Total Cache.

We probably had that installed at one point or another.

I have commented out that line in wp-config.php now.

It didn’t seem to change anything. Is there an extra step I would need to take now?

Thanks,
Josh

Hi Takayuki — There is no caching enabled that I’m aware of. We even disabled Varnish on the server a few days ago.

I just disabled all plugins except Contact Form 7 and the Force SSL, which is obviously needed to test this issue.

I also changed the theme to 2013.

I resaved the permalinks.

I cleared IE’s cookies and cache then refreshed the page. Still getting the same warnings.

I’ll leave it like that for a short period of time so you can see it, but then I obviously need to switch it back.

Thanks,
Josh

Hi Takayuki — Thanks for responding.

This is the site: https://motorthrust.com/.

Our theme is Just Landed.

Our plugins:

CallRail Phone Call Tracking
Contact Form 7
Facebook Pixel Conversions for WordPress
Force SSL URL Scheme
Insert Headers and Footers
Instapage WordPress plugin
LeadPages Connector
Limit Login Attempts
MailChimp for WordPress Lite
Rename wp-login.php
UpdraftPlus – Backup/Restore
URL Params
WordPress Importer

I have reactivated Contact Form 7 so you can see the issue, but I can’t leave it like that for long as people using IE get a warning about insecure content at the bottom of the page.

Both the WordPress Address and Site Address in general settings start with “https”.

These are the resources the Chrome Console lists as causing the mixed content warnings:

https://motorthrust.com/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/includes/css/styles.css?ver=4.1

https://motorthrust.com/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/includes/js/jquery.form.min.js?ver=3.51.0-2014.06.20

https://motorthrust.com/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/includes/js/scripts.js?ver=4.1

Thanks,
Josh

Thanks — I did both and it worked!