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WordPress Site configuration SSL Pseudostatic

After the installation and polishing of the first two sections WordPress The site has been perfectly installed and running on the server , Let's mainly talk about SSL With pseudo static configuration . About SLL We can use the one button application provided by the pagoda , This is convenient and fast , And the server vendors , I have brought the pagoda to show you . When our site is not configured SSL When doing small programs, you can't add them to the server domain name , And the domain name must be filed. Neither of them is indispensable .

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pagoda WordPress To configure SSL certificate

1. We go to the pagoda backstage and click on the website , Click on our domain name , Then click... On the left SSL choice "Let's Encrypt", Check the domain name , Inspection method selection document , Click Apply , Just a few seconds .

​ 1.1 Click apply to open the following interface , It means that there is no hurry under normal circumstances

​ 1.2 Application completed , We need to click on the force in the upper right corner HTTPS, Why ？ No why? , In order to make the whole station open HTTPS load .

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The domain name display interface after configuration is successful is as follows

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pagoda WordPress Configure pseudo static

1. Make a little program , except SSL outside , We also need the server to configure pseudo static rules , The advantage of using pagoda panels is that you don't need to configure them separately , You can check it directly in the background , The configuration tutorial is shown in the following figure ：

1.1. After the server configuration is completed, we need to log in to the fixed link of the website under the background configuration Website background selection settings > Fixed connection > Select custom structure > Copy the link below , Copy the link below ： Website background address ： Your domain name /wp-admin Access entry

 /%category%/%post_id%.html
 

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