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I have searched through a new site I am setting up multiple times and I can not find any insecure content. Maybe a second pair of eyes can help.
Can you guys let me know what I am missing to prevent chrome from putting an X over my SSL icon.
Firefox and IE don't show any SSL errors.
Site is dorknerd.com
Thanks.
Actually i got this from your site:
Looks like some of your javascript breaks the secure connection...
If you dont allready, you should consider using chromes developer tools. (press F12 or ctrl+shift+j to use them) They will most of the time be able to help you out.
I do not see any errors in Chrome either. If you're trying to make sure a site is not pulling unsecure content behind an SSL, then do a ctrl+f (find) for http... hrefs do not matter, only content you are embedding through includes, css, javascript etc... Look through the html output of the page through a view source, search it and see if you see unsecure content.... but as I said i don't see an in Chrome (nor FF, or IE)
Edit:
I did some searching and I believe this is your problem: Serving ads via HTTPS
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I converted the client website into responsive website so shifted the maximum internal and inline css code into external stylesheet so i can target the element as per screen sizes.
here is the client website Photovoltaiksolarstorm.com
Website work fine on every browser chrome, opera, safari and others but on mozilla it doesn't load exact css file seems like file is loaded somewhere on server cache so i cleared my browser cache completely and client asked the server host for cache issue but they said everything is fine her still the problem occured. i am sharing screenshot of website one area there are many like that but i hope one can debug from there:
Right screenshot from chrome: http://www.photovoltaiksolarstrom.de/photovoltaik-rechner - page link
right screen shot of mozilla browser.
Website is on wordpress, i shifted it to bootstrap. please let me know what is the issue there.
Many thanks.
I think it's a parsing error. Right above your rechner-paratop class there is the following line:
.author{font-style:italic;color:#222222;"}
The quote " at the end right before the closing bracket is clearly wrong. This might stop some browsers from properly parsing your CSS.
Edit: Taking a closer look at your CSS clearly shows that there are more validation problems.
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Let's say I log into facebook but I don't want the "likes" to appear when the page is rendering.
Again: I open a photo from my friend. Under the pic there's a element that says "Somefriend, someotherfriend and 123123 persons like this".
I don't want that to appear.
I think it can be achieved by writing some script (plugin, addon) for my browser, maybe in Firefox with firebug or in Chrome with it's built in code inspector...
Any suggestions?
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Yes, you can easily implement such functionality using browsers' extensions (add-ons). In order to do so, read their official tutorials. We can't give you exact solution because it differs among browsers. One thing will be similar though - they all use Javascript for page manipulation
Every browser comes with a built-in CSS style sheet. Simply goto the Developer Tools or press Ctrl-Shift-I on most browsers and check out the user agent stylesheet. The trick is to find this stylesheet in your installation folder and add whatever elements you want to hide and adding !important so it overrides everything.
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I'm looking for information on how a person typical uploads the HTML file of there website to share with other users on message boards(Graphic Design forums)
I already have my original website live but have started to add features and have trouble fixing the problems. I have posted on numerous sites and all the members say they want to help but need to see the code live.
(Hard code) won't help or work for them?
Where do I upload the site? Would I then provide a link or url?
Being it's public forums I can't use a FTP program right? because they could do anything afterwards to my site having the username/password.
I'm just very lost,doing a preview in firefox with Dreamweaver cs6 is so simple but trying to share with everybody makes no-sense.
thank you
So it's just plain HTML/CSS/JS?
Use http://jsfiddle.net/
If your website is already live and on the web, you don't need to upload anything. All anyone needs to do to see your code is to look at your site with a browser and press CTRL+U to see the live html, javascript, CSS etc.
Unless there is a special reason they need to see static code ~ which you can easily upload to http://pastebin.com/ ~ that should suffice.
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When using Chrome, FB comments and likes on websites doesn't go through. I've tried it being logged on to FB and being logged out as well. When logged in, a message pops up after a few seconds saying 'You are not logged in. Please log in and try again.'. When logged out, the login window pops up, I can login to FB, the comment box on the website shows my profile picture but when I try to send a comment, the same message pops up again. I've already deleted the cache and cookies, restared Chrome but nothing helpded. By the way, everything works fine in Firefox and IE.
I'd really appreciate some help on this issue.
It sounds like there is a program (extension, toolbar...etc) preventing your Facebook to login. Try to remove some (not all) extensions from Tools->Extensions if you think they are not known. Also, I suggest you to see Chrome Task Manager ( Tools ->Task Manager) if you see any suspicious program running try to stop it by clicking on ( End Process).
I hope that will solve your problem.
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Do you happen to have any extension that might block access to social web pages? Otherwise, I think there is no valid explanation for this. Regards.
P.S. Try reinstalling Chrome without signing into your gmail account (if you have one) and sync everything.
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Is it possible to open links in a new tab inside Google Chrome without loading them? And instead, that it would wait for you to manually go to the tab to start loading ? (same philosophy as what Firefox, I suppose. Firefox does this when you open it and it starts where you left off, loading only the first-tab/last-loaded-tab)
Please let me know if there is a way to do that in Google Chrome, either by editing options or by the use of an extension you know off, that would be helpful.
Yes, this should be sort-of possible, but it's ugly and you still have to load something.
Basically, you need a bare-bones page that has JavaScript to detect whether or not the page has focus. You can use the code samples here to determine that: Is there a way to detect if a browser window is not currently active?
Once the page has focus, you can redirect to the actual page. This is messy. Don't do it, unless you have a really good reason. Your users will hate you for it.