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Avoid mixed content warnings (HTTPS/HTTP)

Web browsers may display "mixed content" warnings in the address bar when an HTTPS (secure) webpage contains images, iframes, or other resources from HTTP (non-secure) source URLs on other websites. This may cause the whole page to be delivered insecurely.

  • Staff should keep an eye out for "mixed content" that causes pages to not display as HTTPS.
  • Staff should update links, images, and embedded content on the site to make it HTTPS where possible.

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An embed code is a snippet of HTML code that displays content from a different website, such as a YouTube video or Instagram profile. ("Widget" and "iframe" may be used interchangeably for "embed code" in some cases.) You can install embed codes in pages or blocks on your site.

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