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I have an ssl certificate set up and when I use the https prefix google chrome puts a skull next to it and crosses out the https. Heres what the security information says:
The identify of this website has been verified by go daddy secure certification authority.
Your connection is encrypted with 128bit encryption…However, this page includes other resources which are not secure.
What am I doing wrong?
This means that you are linking to a resource (CSS, JavaScript, image, etc) on your website that does not have an SSL connection.
Check that all of your images, JavaScript, and CSS links are either relative (e.g. starting with \ or image\myimage.png, not http://www.mysite.com/images/myimage.png) or linking to an SSL site as well.
A common cause of this issue can be Google AdSense, which does not offer an SSL option for ad serving. Similar JavaScript links may also be “breaking” your SSL’s “validity”.