How To Fix Insecure Image URLs With Better Search Replace WordPress Plugin Updated on August 16, 2021 by Christopher Maiorana 1 Minutes, 40 Seconds to Read The insecure “no padlock” error in Chrome. Are you getting the “no padlock” error after installing an SSL on your WordPress site? This means there’s likely an insecure URL somewhere on your site. You can fix this by updating those URLs from http to https. Why Am I Getting No Padlock? How can I search and replace HTTP URLs? To learn more about this error and why it occurs, be sure to check out the full guide on the insecure SSL error. Getting A “No Padlock” Error If there are any URLs on your site (as in links, images, or other resources that connect outside of your site) using the insecure http protocol, your SSL padlock will not display properly. Different browsers display the padlock or “no padlock” differently. But the causes and fixes will be the same for every browser. Steps to fix this error below. If you should wish to scan your site for any http instances, it’s recommended to use a free scanning tool like Why No Padlock? Search and Replace HTTP URLs on Your Site For the purposes of this article, you will be using the Better Search Replace plugin. Make sure to install the plugin before proceeding with the steps below. Log into your WordPress dashboard Click Tools Choose the Better Search Replace tool Fill in the fields for what you’re searching for (http) and what you would like to replace it with (https) Make sure to edit the right database table. For example, if you want to update content in posts, make sure to select the wp_posts table. Do you want to do a dry run first? Make sure to leave “Run as dry run?” checked to preview what will be changed. After you’ve reviewed any changes, uncheck the box and click Run Search/Replace and your updates will proceed. Well done! You now how to update http URLs with the more secure https protocol. If you have any further questions or comments be sure to leave them below. Share this Article CM Christopher Maiorana Content Writer II Christopher Maiorana joined the InMotion community team in 2015 and regularly dispenses tips and tricks in the Support Center, Community Q&A, and the InMotion Hosting Blog. More Articles by Christopher Related Articles How to Create an Admin Account in WordPress via MySQL Create a Footer for WordPress How to Create a Gallery in WordPress without a Plugin How to Disable the WP-Cron (wp-cron.php) in WordPress How to Change Your Site URL in Your WordPress Admin Dashboard W3 Total Cache – Guide to WordPress Caching WordPress – Changing the Site URL and Home Settings How to Globally Change the Font in WordPress How to Install WordPress using Softaculous Cleaning Up Old Post Metadata in WordPress