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I purchased a SSL certificate for my website and it is displaying a warning icon and warning message.

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This website does not supply identity information.

The connection to this website is not fully secure because it contains unencrypted elements (such as images) or the encryption is not strong enough.

How do I know which it is and how do I ensure all the elements are encrypted? I'm guessing the images must use "https" if they are not. But I'm using WordPress for the blog so would I have to go through all of the WordPress source code to switch them to https? Is there a redirect option at my hosting company that lets me redirect http to https calls?

UPDATE:
Thanks to @nKn I went to Settings > General and changed the last two values "WordPress Address (URL)" and "Site Address (URL)" to use "https://" instead of "http://" enter image description here

Now I see a secure website padlock:
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There's nothing wrong with your cert, basically it says that there indeed are some links in your site to the HTTP protocol (http://...). It's easy to find out which is it, just open up the source code and look for some http: link there.

If you're using WordPress, make sure you change the URL of your site in the admin Dashboard from http://... to https://.... If that should not be enough, look at this plugin which seems to fix the rewriting (careful, it says it might be deprecated because it hasn't been updated for a long time, I haven't tried it).

Also, this might help though you already have configured your SSL cert. Go directly to the Configuring WordPress for SSL/HTTPS section.

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