HTTPS (SSL) Breaks Custom Default Avatar

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  • Thread Starter neoword

    (@neoword)

    9 years, 10 months ago

    Solved it myself. The domain I’m developing on is not accessible from the outside. That’s why gravatar.com can’t serve my custom avatar image.

    See https://gravatar.com/site/implement/images/ under “Default Image” for more information how the URL is encoded for custom default avatars.

    1. MUST be publicly available (e.g. cannot be on an intranet, on a local development machine, behind HTTP Auth or some other firewall etc). Default images are passed through a security scan to avoid malicious content.

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