[SOLVED] After Lets encrypt via certboot strange behavior and display

Hallo, i requested https cerficate for my: https://shop.stefan-franz.de/
Bevore the opencart shop had a normal display - but after the https certificate its a very strange display.
What do i have to do?

Your website looks fine to me. If this issue is still there then could you please provide some more details?

I had in the config.php and in the admin/config.php to adjust some lines from http://shop.stefan-franz.de to https://shop.stefan-franz.de
Now it works.

Good to hear it works. Please add '[SOLVED]' to the original forum thread title, so everyone knows it's solved.

stefan-franz wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 07, 2023 3:41 pm

Hallo, i requested https cerficate for my: https://shop.stefan-franz.de/
Bevore the opencart shop had a normal display - but after the https certificate its a very strange display.
What do i have to do?

The issue you're facing with the display of your OpenCart shop after implementing the HTTPS certificate could be due to various reasons. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and esolve the problem:

Mixed Content Issues: If your website has mixed content (both HTTP and HTTPS resources), some browsers may block it or display warnings. Check your website for mixed content issues using browser developer tools or online tools.

Update URLs in OpenCart: Ensure that all URLs in your OpenCart configuration are updated to use "https://" instead of "http://". This includes configurations in the admin panel and any custom settings or themes.

Check SSL Configuration: Verify that your SSL certificate is installed correctly, and the server configuration is set up to use HTTPS. This involves checking your server's SSL settings and making sure that the certificate is valid.

Cache and Cookies: Clear your browser cache and cookies, as sometimes old cached data can cause display issues after a change to HTTPS.

Check for Redirect Issues: Ensure that your server is correctly redirecting HTTP traffic to HTTPS. This can be done through server configurations or in OpenCart settings.

OpenCart Extensions and Themes: Some OpenCart extensions or themes may not be fully compatible with HTTPS. Check for updates or contact the developers for support.

Browser Compatibility: Test your website in different browsers to see if the issue is browser-specific.

Security Plugins: If you have security plugins on your website, check their settings to ensure they are not blocking or modifying content due to the HTTPS change.