Hello Erik,

What you are requesting is always best done on the server, but if you really must enforce https from within a WebSite X5 page then you have a couple of options:

1.  Change the 'File name format' of each page in your site to PHP (Step 3 Sitemap > Page Properties > Expert tab...  then add the following code 'Before opening the HTML tag' to each page in your site (this would be best done 'globally' by adding it in Step 1 Settings > Advanced > Statistics, SEO and Code):

<?php

if($_SERVER[‘HTTPS’]!=”on”) {

$redirect= “https://”.$_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’].$_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’];

header(“Location:$redirect”);}

?>

2.  Add the following meta tag individually to the head of each page in your site... (Step 3 Sitemap > Page Properties > Expert tab > After opening the HEAD tag):

< meta http-equiv=”Refresh” content=”0;URL=https://www.yourdomainname.com/name_of _your_WebSiteX5_page” />

(edit 'your_domain_name.com' to reflect your own website address)

You should only use one of these methods, not both simultaneously.  Option 1 is preferred if you have PHP running on your server.

Kind regards,

Paul

https://webx5.pro

Hello again Erik,

I don't see anything untoward or unusual in the images.  The various browsers all use slightly different icons to denote secure and non-secure pages.

The only comment I would make is that it is impossible to have exactly the same icon showing for both http and https, so I am a little confused as to your suggestion that Edge and Firefox display the same icon regardless.  However, I checked in my own browser and this does not seem to be the case anyway.

At the time of writing you are not enforcing SSL connections.  It is still possible to access your website using the HTTP protocol.

Please excuse me if I have misunderstood you.