f(x) SSL

f(x) SSL

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f(x) SSL is a very simple plugin to force your site to use HTTPS. After installation of this plugin, you can enable this in “Settings > General” under “SSL (HTTPS)” Section.

Version

1.1.0
Last updated

2016.04.04
Active installations

50
WordPress Version

4.0
Tested up to

4.7.28
Rating

4.50
Total ratings

4
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Description

f(x) SSL is a very simple plugin to force your site to use HTTPS.

After installation of this plugin, you can enable this in “Settings > General” under “SSL (HTTPS)” Section.

Features:

  1. Super simple and easy to use. Only one checkbox.
  2. Clear installation instruction.
  3. Integrate to the WordPress “General” Settings seamlessly.
  4. Fix URL in content, widget, etc to use HTTPS to make sure all images, etc loaded properly.
  5. The GPL v2.0 or later license. 🙂 Use it to make something cool.
  6. Support available at Genbu Media.
    Notes for developer:

Github

Development of this plugin is hosted at GitHub. Pull request and bug reports are welcome.

Options

This plugin save the options in single option name: fx-ssl.

Hooks

List of hooks available in this plugin:

filter: fx_ssl_notice_fail (string)

Plugin activation notice if feature is not supported.

filter: fx_ssl_notice_success (string)

Plugin activation notice if feature is supported.

filter: fx_ssl_notice_active (string)

Plugin activation notice if feature is supported and already active.

filter: fx_ssl_settings_section_description (string)

Settings description.

filter: fx_ssl_fix_url (string)

If you need to pass other URL to parse to content, excerpt, text widget, etc.