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Save a file as https: // etc instead of http:

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Jan 17, 2019 Jan 17, 2019

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I have a website with several links. Each link I can change from http: // to shttp: //.

But how can I save the file I work with with shttp: // instead of the standard it gets when I just save the page.

In the site configuration, under WEB URL I have changed to https: // but that information does not follow.

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Community Expert , Jan 17, 2019 Jan 17, 2019

I think you're asking how to set up a secure server with an HTTPS:// protocol.   This has nothing to do with Dreamweaver or how you save files.

  1. Obtain an SSL certificate from a recognized authority like GeoTrust, Let's Encrypt or Comodo CA. 
  2. Have the certificate installed on your server. 
  3. Tell the server to redirect all inbound traffic from HTTP to HTTPS protocol. On Linux servers this is usually done with your server's .htaccess file or via your c-Panel.

Contact your web hosting provider.  I'm

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I think you're asking how to set up a secure server with an HTTPS:// protocol.   This has nothing to do with Dreamweaver or how you save files.

  1. Obtain an SSL certificate from a recognized authority like GeoTrust, Let's Encrypt or Comodo CA. 
  2. Have the certificate installed on your server. 
  3. Tell the server to redirect all inbound traffic from HTTP to HTTPS protocol. On Linux servers this is usually done with your server's .htaccess file or via your c-Panel.

Contact your web hosting provider.  I'm sure they can help you get this set up on your server.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User, Community Expert & Moderator
Alt-Web Design & Publishing ~ Web : Print : Graphics : Media

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