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SSL Verification Badge

Descrição

Enable and forget! Once the plugin is active, it will place a badge/bar in your site’s footer that displays the current status and certificate issuer for your SSL certificate to notify visitors that your site is secure and who it was verified by. When active, the badge will serve as a link to SSL Shopper to backup the plugin.

Instalação

  1. Upload ssl-verification-badge.zip to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
  2. Unzip the compressed file
  3. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

FAQ

Installation Instructions
  1. Upload ssl-verification-badge.zip to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
  2. Unzip the compressed file
  3. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
What SSL providers will this plugin work with?

Any! The plugin captures the current certificate(s) that are on the server the domain points to. Pulls the domain(s), the certificate issuer and the dates on the certificate just like your browser does when visiting the site. No matter who you are hosted with or have your SSL with, it will find the current info from the server.

Avaliações

28 de Julho, 2017
The homepage no longer loads after installing this plugin.
3 de Setembro, 2016 4 replies
I am getting the following errors: http://s23.postimg.org/uvfkdthqj/secure.png How do I fix this?
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Contribuidores e desenvolvedores

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Registro de alterações

1.0

  • Corrected php errors for the subjectAltName array.

0.2-beta

  • Removed pointless tab from within wp-admin to prevent PHP WARNING messages.
  • Provide links to free SSL providers if site does not have one.
  • Updated the color scheme for the secured result.

0.1-alpha

  • First attempt to release out into the wild.