I was following a guide for improving security in Wordpress since it gave me a list of things to do for this. One of those things was having https to have a more secure website.
I went into control panel of x10hosting, then Domain Setup -> My Domain, and then toggled on Secure SSL, then chose to force a redirect to themichaelminer.com (my domain). When I went to visit the site to check it had changed to https, but Firefox is now giving me a "Potential Security Risk Ahead" message. If I except the risk and continue my website is completely blank and read "Apache is functioning normally".
I did toggle undo everything I changed to see if it would return to normal, but it's not. Can anyone please help me. I clearly should not have messed with this setting, but I thought if it didn't work undoing would fix it, I didn't think it would cause such a huge problem.
I went into control panel of x10hosting, then Domain Setup -> My Domain, and then toggled on Secure SSL, then chose to force a redirect to themichaelminer.com (my domain). When I went to visit the site to check it had changed to https, but Firefox is now giving me a "Potential Security Risk Ahead" message. If I except the risk and continue my website is completely blank and read "Apache is functioning normally".
I did toggle undo everything I changed to see if it would return to normal, but it's not. Can anyone please help me. I clearly should not have messed with this setting, but I thought if it didn't work undoing would fix it, I didn't think it would cause such a huge problem.