Problems with HTTPS and HTTP

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Posted December 20 at 11:48pm

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I am currently having an issue with my WordPress site and would like some help. I am unable to switch my site links to HTTPS because the site settings are not HTTPS compliant.

This caused an issue related to the Elementor editor, as the fonts I imported were hosted on HTTP URLs. Due to security restrictions, Chrome is blocking the loading of these fonts, causing the fonts to not display properly.

Is there an effective way to resolve this issue? How do I properly configure my website to support HTTPS and ensure that imported fonts load properly?

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- clowns1
  https://www.361sale.com/17111 to see if this article helps you, there are many tutorials about this, just use a different host panel, there is a little difference, but the principle remains the same!
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- small picture1
  Make sure all imported font links use HTTPS. Find the font settings in the Elementor editor and check that the fonts are hosted on HTTP URLs. If the font is externally loaded (e.g. Google Fonts), make sure the link is formatted https://fonts.googleapis.com/.... If the font is self-hosted, upload to a server that supports HTTPS and update the link to HTTPS.
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