The reason why is because it leads to 404 errors when clicking on some pages and I usually use GoGetSSL because it works fine with it. In the case revoking the certificate from Google trust isn’t possible, would it be possible to help me and tell me why isn’t it working please?
This is the website link: CSZ Home | Winter’s army (rf.gd). When writing https, it looks like the css is broken and when clicking on other pages, it leads to 404 error.
You are defining http://, so the browser is pulling the files over http://. However, since the page you are loading is secure, the browser blocks these requests.
The fix is quite simple, just replace all the http:// calls with https:// ones.
I see you’re using CSZ CMS on your site. If you’re using a CMS, there is probably a setting somewhere in the software where you can configure the URL of your site. You’ll want to change that from http://winter-army.rf.gd to https://winter-army.rf.gd.
I don’t know where exactly that setting is, I’ve never used that script before. Usually you can either find it in a settings page in the admin area, but sometimes it’s found in a configuration file too.
It seems to me that while trying to add .htaccess rules to force HTTPS, you may have accidentally delete the .htaccess rules necessary for your site to work. Which explains why every page except for the home page doesn’t work.
To fix this, you’ll need to restore the default .haccess rules from your CMS.
The easiest way to do so is to simply download a fresh copy of your CMS from the official website, and retrieve the file called .htacces. Then simply append the content of that file into your current .htaccess file.
