https:// doesn't show and SSL certificate is installed

Possible Reason : Non-Secure Links/Resources

What is it?
Non-secure links or resources can cause the page to be flagged as non-secure, even if it has an SSL certificate. Things you need to make sure are secure are:

 - Images
 - Cascading style sheets (CSS)
 - Javascript

You can check to see if these things are secure by checking how they’re linked in your code. Secure external links begin with https, while non-secure links begin with http. Local content that uses a relative path will automatically adopt SSL when it is installed on a domain.

Is it happening to me?
If you are sure your SSL certificate is installed correctly and you know have one or more of the resources listed above, you should double-check their links. If you see that you have unsecured links, this is most likely the problem.

How to fix
If you find any links that are http, you need to make them secure.

To fix unsecured links, you need to make sure that your HTML code either calls locally hosted elements via a relative path, such as:

 - /wp-content/uploads/2024/02/ssl-e1707782901945.png.webp

Or, if they’re called by their absolute path, you need to be sure the link includes the https.

 - https://auswidewebsites.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/ssl-e1707782901945.png.webp

Likewise, if you are using a CDN for resources on your website, you should check the CDN and make sure it is operating over SSL.