Add warning notice to AMP settings screen when not using HTTPS#3219
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While writing this PR I noticed that there is some escaping missing in this class and opened a new issue for this: #3217 |
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This PR adds a notice to the AMP Settings screen to warn users when their site is not being served over HTTPS.
To check this, it doesn't solely rely on
is_ssl()but also checks theurlandwpurloptions, similar to what Site Health does, to make sure we get a value for the frontend as well.The warning links to the official HTTPS support page from WP: https://wordpress.org/support/article/why-should-i-use-https/
Fixes #2006