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Wordpress images issues after migration

Posted on May 31, 2014

By kapilbjindal

Hi,

I have migrated website from Godaddy to DigitalOcean. But images are not loading.

Error message : http://thetecnica.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/htc-desire-700-240x200.jpeg

Please help me in this issue.

Thanks

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mrskinnybill

May 31, 2014

Looks fine from here. Try clearing your browser and DNS cache - it might be trying to load images from your old IP

alexdo

July 30, 2024

This might come as a common thing after migration. In most cases I’ve come across this issue due to mixed content problem.

If your site uses HTTPS, mixed content issues could prevent images from loading correctly if they are served over HTTP.

You need to ensure all assets are loaded over HTTPS.

Use a plugin like Really Simple SSL to automatically handle mixed content issues.

Then check your browser’s console for mixed content warnings.

Open your website in a browser, right-click, and select Inspect.
Go to the Console tab to see if any mixed content errors appear.

Also Go to Settings → General and ensure both WordPress Address and Site Address are set to https://

Hope that this helps!

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