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My domain is:www.valuechainplanning.com
I am using GOdaddy cpanel
I'm using a control panel to manage my site (no, or provide the name and version of the control panel): yes
Hi please help I installed ssl and now the CSS wont load!
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Welcome to the Let's Encrypt Community, Shruthi 
That's probably because the CSS file is being included with an http address instead of an https address, which is known as having mixed content.
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I didnt have this issue 2 months ago! now when I uninstall the certificate the site wont even load.. I dont know how to fix this
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HI Griffin thank you.. so sorry I am in panic mode completely forgot my etiquettes
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Also, your certificate only covers www.valuechainplanning.com and thus doesn't cover valuechainplanning.com, which will give you problems. You need your certificate to cover both.
You can see your certificate history here:
https://crt.sh/?q=valuechainplanning.com
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How do I do that could you please help me out , I am new to this whole thing
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No worries about niceties, my friend. I fully understand the panic.
If you uninstalled the certificate while your webserver configuration is still using it, that will cause errors.
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I'll do my best to help.
Firstly, let me check out a couple of things... back in a second...
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Cannot thank u enough griffin for extending the help 
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I have your answer. 
You don't explicitly have mixed content, but since ALL of your CSS references begin with https://valuechainplanning.com, which isn't covered by your certificate as I explained before, those references will appear insecure and thus not load. Just request a new certificate covering both valuechainplanning.com and www.valuechainplanning.com then all should be well.
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I think I understand what u say, How do I fix it though? I atleast want the website to load to a previous state with or without ssl ... how do I proceed
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valuechainplanning.com for that where do I load the file , I mean the public html has only a folder called valuechainplanning
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For verification I have only one root folder called valuechainplanning, so when I load the file to verify for valuechainplanning it comes back with 404
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So, www.valuechainplanning.com is just an alias (CNAME) of valuechainplanning.com, so you should just be able to request a certificate like you have already done, but include both names in the request.
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Your webserver appears to be functional when I check it with redirect-checker.org.
What's the output of this command?
sudo apachectl -S
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Griffin the site is not loading after doing it with valuechainplanning.com
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That's because you didn't include both names on one certificate, so now your certificate only covers valuechainplanning.com. How are you requesting your certificates?
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I get the below message , I did include both the names
www.valuechainplanning.com took too long to respond
Try:
ERR_TIMED_OUT
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Oh... lord. Please don't use that. Does PHP work on your webserver?
Nevermind. It's GoDaddy, so I know it does. Use CertSage (my ACME client) instead. I'll send you the directions.
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