Can not get my subdomains to sync

would they not drop off the site one by one?

tried this idiotic advice. broke my site. luckily it wasnt too different than the code and i had a screenshot of it
advice below. seems my quote and other buttons dont work

You will have to need to redirect all your traffics from HTTP to HTTPS. A rewrite rule can do this for you. Use this code instead of WordPress’s original rewrite rule (if you are not using cache) in your .htaccess file:

RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /

RewriteCond %{ENV:HTTPS} !=on
RewriteRule ^.*$ https://%{SERVER_NAME}%{REQUEST_URI} [R,L]

BEGIN WordPress

RewriteRule ^index.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]

They should, do you have a counterexample?

Im just trying to get m site fully https with the lock, thats all. and some people are saying these recommendations are working just 2-3 months ago. So Im trying to find a solution. i take screenshots and text xopies of files along the way, as well as make backups before messing with anything that can be daamging. you said I had to change every photo(by html) to gt it to read correctly, I know you are the professional I just dont see how, if I have 10 problems and fix 1, it should show 9 problems left in theory, right?

Yes, I mean to you have an example of a particular image whose link you fixed on your site which the whynopadlock site still claims is loaded insecurely?

So the possibility that I go in and simply add an https instead of http to all of the images on all my pages could correct this, even though the image I corrected was the only image on that the path of that page. Ok I will give it a shot. there is no behind the scenes magic that occurs that even if i manually select each image and pint them to https that wordpress will still somehow show them as http? Also, once done, do I do this with every image I upload whichi would be easier than this, or is there a way to actually set word press to point to the https links automatically?

WordPress might be generating the URLs itself, in which case changing your "site URL" in your WordPress configuration might be relevant to this.

I did but i fixed it all so i can’t provide that now. plugin called “Really Simple SSL” does it immediately and switches the links

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