SetrakusRa:


you might be linking the second css file incorrectly or an invalid path.

Why not copy the source code of the second css file into the first?

AuroraB:
Hi, good morning. I woke up to 2 mails from Yahoo, asking me to ignore the message if indeed, I requested my account to be shutdown. And if I didn't, I should click on a link to deactivate the request.
I didn't send a mail, asking I have my account shut down. I have seen from the link, I have to log into my account. This got me thinking it's a hack(?)
I don't want my account erased. What do you think?

BroZuma:


It's called a Phishing Attack...send this link.

BroZuma:


It's called a Phishing Attack...send this link.

webincomeplus:

None for now. But you can set the plugin to generate a new certificate automatically and then notify you when the current one is about to expire. However, you will still have to manually enter the codes for the new certificate.

webincomeplus:

None for now. But you can set the plugin to generate a new certificate automatically and then notify you when the current one is about to expire. However, you will still have to manually enter the codes for the new certificate.

Yoshy:


It will encrypt your website but you will not get a green https, not in chrome or any other browser. (My experience with few free let's encrypt)

AuroraB:
The link...
http://ow.ly/5alC30eIrBu







I'm seeing: ebijbel.nl/wap_content/banners/new
This is at the foot of the Yahoo site, when I clicked to see what this is all about.

Yoshy:


It will encrypt your website but you will not get a green https, not in chrome or any other browser. (My experience with few free let's encrypt)

BroZuma:


The site itself has been compromised.

That's a Phishing Attack...someone knows you use Yahoo and they want to get your account details.

AuroraB:
Thanks plenty.


Pheewwww

BroZuma:


If them get am nah to use am reset all your accounts plus NL begin use am for things my mind can't come up with just yet.

hertz9te:
yeah,i did that but only one of the stylesheets works i.e the first one

AuroraB:
Wow
Hmmmmmm

Thank you

questechie:
Come October 1, any website that fails to implement https for sensitive information form page will be flagged as unsafe by Google Chrome. Has any one tried the free https certificate service and what's your experience?

webincomeplus:

None for now. But you can set the plugin to generate a new certificate automatically and then notify you when the current one is about to expire. However, you will still have to manually enter the codes for the new certificate.

GreatManBee:
Nope. Mine gets renewed automatically.

webincomeplus:

On cPanel+WordPress? If yes, kindly explain how.

charliebiz:


This is wrong info. Letsencrypt works like any other SSL. Are you sure it's Letsencrypt cos I have not noticed this since been using it.

BroZuma:


One last advise, if you have been using one password for all your SM and other internet related activities, now is the best time to change them all...use different passowords for different accounts and the best passwords are phrasal passwords with a mixture of alphanumeric characters and symbols.

E.g. AlltheBigotsOnNairaland2day@StupidlyCrazy17$&£¥€¢

pacodas:

You will get a green padlock when you do it properly.

IOb:


Your CSS styles are read from top to bottm. So if you have a section you want to style referenced in both files, the one below will override the first one. If you're using chrome, right click the page and inspect element. Try to see the exact style your page is loading. It should give you a sense of where the problem is coming from.

Note: You can have as many css files on one page as possible.

hertz9te:
.thank you..i guess i'll just keep troubleshooting.i've been stuck here for over 2months

GreatManBee:
It all depends onyour host. My host does this automatically for me. I don't life a finger.

webincomeplus:

How much did you pay?

IOb:

If you don't mind, I can help you look through the code.
Cheers

agwaisrael:


The padlock doesn't have much to do with Let's Encrypt.

As a matter of fact, even self signed TLS( aka SSL to some) certificates work perfectly for the job.

The job is encryption.

The green bar or whatever bar, depends on the trusted Certificate Authorities of your client's device. There are standards, such as DV and EV, but those do not affect the level of encryption in any way.

I have installed my own CA on my device and my connection with my server is encrypted.
If you are serious minded about encryption, Let's Encrypt works.

If you are after assurance of a green bar or even extended validation, maybe for ecommerce, I'll advice you use a popular CA

pacodas:

The certificate authority alone doesn't guarantee a green bar.

Using your own self signed certificate might give you a strong encryption but it won't be recognized by browsers as you are not a certificate authority.