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HTTPS not working (and other needs)

LouisMaitreau

LouisMaitreau

Chevereto Member
Hi Chevreto support,

I just bought the premium version and I have some questions / needs and that why I need you. Here's the needs :
  • My first error is that I'm not able to set up correctly the HTTPS. I'm using a Cpanel with let's encrypt certificate. I have generate a certificate, been sure that my website is "https://www." but it's not working. I also set the website in parameters to be in HTTPS. Do ytou have some Ideas ?
  • Juste an other question : is there a way to put all the uploads in noindex ? I want to rank well on Google and I don't want some "Zombi pages". I think no index pages that receives backlinks give some juice to all the website.
Thanks for your help,

Regards,
 
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Hi @LouisMaitreau

Thank you for purchasing a license!

1. HTTPS seems to be working fine in your website. At least from here everything looks ok.
2. Upload directory is not browse-able, but any embeded image can be indexed. The only way to stop that is by adding a robots.txt file.

Note that the robots.txt works only with bots that follow these instructions, some bots will completely ignore that and in such cases is better to simply block the bot IPs.

Cheers,
Rodolfo.
 
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Hi Rodolfo,

Thanks for your answer and thanks for Chevereto, you did an amazing job !

1) Yeah, I fought the way to solve my issue with some code in htaccess file.

2) Thanks for the idea, I will find a way to do so. Sorry I'm a new user but just a question : When an image is uploaded, is there an extention like .jpg / .png at the end of the URL ?
I might find a way with a Xrobot tag in the htaccess file.

And last question : Do you have tutoriel to add a link in the menu ? I would like to add a blog (with wordpress on a directory) on my website. I'm not very friendly with php infortunatly ...

Thanks again for your help 🙂

Cheers,

Louis.
 
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LouisMaitreau said:
When an image is uploaded, is there an extention like .jpg / .png at the end of the URL ?
I might find a way with a Xrobot tag in the htaccess file.
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The viewer URL (application image viewer) doesn't have any extension. Only the actual image files have a extension.

LouisMaitreau said:
Do you have tutoriel to add a link in the menu ? I would like to add a blog (with wordpress on a directory) on my website. I'm not very friendly with php infortunatly ...
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I use this to link to chevereto.com from the Demo's about menu:
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Hi Rodolfo,

That way to add a link put a link in the sub menu "about" if I'm not wrong ?

I added a code fought in the forum to solve my issue.

For the noindex stuff, whith more reflexion , I decided to let the images as they are.

Thanks for your help about everything.
 
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