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How to Set Up Cloudflare SSL with Digitalocean Droplet ?

Posted June 12, 2015 7.2k views
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I enabled SSL on Cloudflare. I have correctly configured the DNS.
But when I visit my site with ssl (https://paidurls.com) & I get CSS Errors

Also I want to completely move to https rather than http

Please help me

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  • tdy721 August 30, 2015
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    Instead of using http:// or https:// you can just use // in front of your absolute links and the browser will automatically use whichever protocol is being requested.

    Like this:

    //example.org/css/style.css

    If you are using WordPress, download the CloudFlare plugin and it will change the links for you.

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Aprexer June 12, 2015

If you’re using a external site for css then that site would need to also use https:// for their site. If they do not then just download their css and add it locally.

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