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I have a few http links (internal absolute) on my magento https page. Is it ok to have them for my SSL certificate to be displayed with correct padlock?
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HTTP links won't break the padlock. Loading assets (images, scripts, stylesheets) into the page via an unencrypted URL will, though. As long as you aren't actually loading unencrypted content into the page, the page won't throw any warnings about insecure content.
Having links to non-http pages is fine. LOADING things from non-https urls is a big nono.
At most the user will get a warning about transitioning from a secure to a non-secure page, but it won't affect the padlock on the page.