I'm aware that it is promoted to use Secure sockets and HTTPS
should be used instead of simple HTTP
. But the website I developed is hosted on a server, that has definitions for http only. Https would pop out a 404, that is why I want to use http://
instead of https://
.
I am currently editing the theme for Tumblr blog of mine, I'm using this code,
<div class="each-object">
<h4>
<a href="http://www.aceinternationals.com"
target="_blank">2. Ace Internationals</a>
</h4>
</div>
But when I save it, Tumblr changes the http://
to https://
which would always cause a 404
.
Have a look at the code highlighted and the URL (bottom left corner). They're both different.
What should I do, to over come this in Tumblr?
There is no way to over come this in Tumblr as the server converts this to
https
. One trick that I came up with was to use goo.gl and shorten the link withhttp://
.I converted the link to goo.gl shortened link and then used it in the template. It worked then!
I wonder when Tumblr would allow
http://
links.Are you referring to the need for
http://
when editing the theme? Because from what I've tested, Tumblr does not convert the actual link tohttps://
after you save the page. It only does so for the sake of the preview.