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I have found out today that if you visit an EE site that uses the {site_url} tag in the path of the css link in the document head, that the site can not load the CSS file if you type in https rather than http.
I have got round this by using a htaccess file to force onto the http, but I just wondered if there was a setting within EE that you can change to make both work?
This only happened on Chrome and IE, I am guessing depends what your browser is set up to allow security wise.
When I load CSS and JS I never use the domain I just set it relatively. for example:
If you try this does that work?