/> Secure my site with SSL
PLEASE NOTE that if you enable SSL and don't have a Private SSL certificate, your site will be inaccessible.
If you use Shared SSL, please check the box below and type the URL for your Shared SSL.
PLEASE NOTE that if you don't enter your Shared SSL details and don't have Private SSL, your site will be inaccessible if you enable SSL above.
/> Use Shared SSL
" /> URL address of dashboard using Shared SSL (must end with '/wp-admin/') Examples: https://host_company.com/~your_username/blog/wp-admin/ is correct https://host_company.com/~your_username/blog/some_folder/ is not correct
Admin SSL forces wp-login.php and wp-admin/profile.php to be secured (these are the pages on which you can enter a password). When HTTPS is being used, wp-content/* and wp-includes/* are also secured. Here you can add other URLs to be secured by Admin SSL.
One URL per line. Your blog URL is /, so to secure /some_page.php, add 'some_page.php' to the box below. To secure all your admin URLs, add 'wp-admin/', etc.
Warning: depending on how other plugins are written, this feature may not work properly on a Shared SSL setup. Attempting to secure a blog post or page will cause a redirection error. Single posts and pages cannot be secured - to secure your entire blog, disable Admin SSL and change your blog URL on the 'Settings' page.
/> Secure additional URLs only if user is signed in
If you want the Admin SSL buffer to ignore a particular page, enter its URL here. The page output will be completely unaffected by Admin SSL - i.e. all links will be left as 'http'.
However, the page itself will still be forced to SSL if it is entered in the 'Additional URLs' box above.
This is particularly for xmlrpc.php, but may be used if other pages or plugins require it.
One URL per line. Your blog URL is /, so to ignore /some_page.php, add 'some_page.php' to the box below.
Warning: depending on how other plugins are written, this feature may not work properly on a Shared SSL setup.
Show Admin SSL options under the following menu: /> Plugins menu /> Options menu
HTTPS Detection: Warning: Do NOT play with this feature, or you will cause endless redirection. If you need to use it, ensure that you enter the details correctly before saving the changes. The name of the HTTPS $_SERVER variable The value of the HTTPS $_SERVER variable when HTTPS is ON