The mixed content warning is usually caused by images added on pages that are still loading with the HTTP URL. This issue doesn’t stem from the SSL setup itself and is needed to be fixed as a part of the migration process to HTTPS. This problem arises when the page resources link to HTTP URL’s instead of HTTPS, thus labelling them as an insecure element. An example of mixed content warning in WordPress In grid mode only, you can set titles to appear on top of the image, or below it.Īlso in grid mode only, you can choose to hide or show margins between post images.Due to such warnings, the pages don’t show a Secure tag aka padlock and instead say that “Your connection to this site is not fully secure” or “This connection is not Private”. Mixed - one large featured image/title block appears block at left, with a small title list at right.List - post title displayed as in stream, with post image thumbnail.Grid - post title and large image thumbnail appears in a block.To change the display mode, click one of the following from the toolbar. Type the title of the story you want to feature or choose from the list that appears. To feature a story, choose Featured above > click Change. Tagged: use stories with a specific tag for this section.Featured: choose specific articles to feature.Trending: the most engaged stories from your publication.Latest: the most recently published stories from your publication.To change which stories show up in a section, click the down arrow next to Stories. To change how many stories appear in a section, click - or +. To create a new section, click the on the toolbar: Go to your publication homepage and click your publication avatar in the top-right corner of the page.You can add as many sections to your publication and customize how many stories they should contain and how they should behave.
Publication homepages are based on sections.
If your publication is using the beta design tools, see this article instead.
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