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Forum Issue
My two forums on the same server suddenly look like this (see photo).
Since both forums look like this I'm assuming that it is a Bluehost issue. I just read the post about vB4 being compatible with php8.0 with a mod. If the server updated the php would it cause this issue? Or maybe there's some other issue causing this? I'm trying to contact the server now but thought I could get a faster answer or help here! UPDATE: I see that my server is using php 7.4.30 so it looks like they didn't update to 8.0, so I have no idea what's causing both forums on the same server to look like this... (I've been on hold with Bluehost for almost and hour and a half. They are useless.) |
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A quick look at the browser console when viewing your sites shows that your CSS, among other things, is being blocked as it's being served over HTTP rather than HTTPS the rest of your page is being served as.
To fix this, go through your vbulletin settings and make sure all references to your site are HTTPS and not HTTP; if that doesn't work, add a replacement variable in your style editor redirecting HTTP to HTTPS (see attached pic) Attachment 159111 |
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puertoblack2003, s10sakota |
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