My site is secure!
The “Let’s Encrypt™ SSL” page was pretty easy to use. Even editing the .htaccess file was easy. However, in my directory, I already had that file. I am guessing it was because it’s a WordPress site? I renamed the original and created a new file based on the directions. It worked perfectly.
I created a new post on subdomain (https://camp.learn4growth.com) and added a picture of the Let’s Encrypt page.
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Alan Levine
If it’s a WordPress site, you should not replace the .htaccess file, that’s important. You can either insert to new htaccess info above what is there, but what is better, is for WordPress sites to use the plugin mentioned in the activity.
Lisa Koster
I did one of each – adding the info above the existing .htaccess file and one using the plug in.
Thanks!