Images not showing after Cloudfare setup

Aly

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I just setup cloudfare for my wordpress site to get free ssl (flexible).

https works fine but the images refuseto show all.

tried clearing cache but didnt work anyone can help?
 
You need to make sure all of the elements on your website were also updated from http to https. This could include some of the following:
  • Images on the page(s)
  • JavaScript, css files, third-party fonts
  • Tracking scripts and tracking codes
If you're using WordPress, I'd recommend installing a plugin called Better Search Replace. Make a backup of your website's files and database before running it.

When you're ready to run the plugin, search for http://yourdomain.com and replace with https://yourdomain.com (select all of the db tables in the list).

I'd also recommend that you still get an SSL Certificate installed on your origin server and then updating your Cloudflare settings from Flexible to Full/Full (strict). As your webhost if they support Let's Encrypt or if it's available and to run the check on your account.

Hope this helps!
 
You need to make sure all of the elements on your website were also updated from http to https. This could include some of the following:
  • Images on the page(s)
  • JavaScript, css files, third-party fonts
  • Tracking scripts and tracking codes
If you're using WordPress, I'd recommend installing a plugin called Better Search Replace. Make a backup of your website's files and database before running it.

When you're ready to run the plugin, search for http://yourdomain.com and replace with https://yourdomain.com (select all of the db tables in the list).

I'd also recommend that you still get an SSL Certificate installed on your origin server and then updating your Cloudflare settings from Flexible to Full/Full (strict). As your webhost if they support Let's Encrypt or if it's available and to run the check on your account.

Hope this helps!
Thanks alot☺️ Will do
 
if you can fixed the issue with yourself, then it is good.
Otherwise, if you are just using Cloudfare for Free SSL, then I would recommend Let's Encrypt.

If you are using a VPS, then you could try my this script for complete automatic solution

Best of Luck
 
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