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My SSL certificate doesn't show a green https://

If your website displays correctly when using the https:// protocol, it's a sign that your certificate is properly installed and working.

Published: 30/06/2026Updated: 30/06/2026

If your website displays correctly when using the https:// protocol, that’s a sign — it indicates that your certificate is properly installed and working.

Of course, what you most likely want is for the URL bar to also show up in green. To achieve this, all of your website’s content must be encrypted by the certificate.

It often happens that almost everything is under the https:// protocol, but perhaps an image or some other content loaded from an external source prevents the bar from showing green.

To find out which content is causing the problem, inspect the website’s code in your browser by right-clicking and selecting View source code. Once you have the source code, search for “http://”. Every time you find a match, it means that’s unencrypted content and is therefore preventing the browser bar from turning green. Make the necessary adjustments in the code, changing http:// to https://, and the problem will be resolved.