View your domains and SSL status
This guide shows you what the Domains & SSL page tells you about your site address, and what it doesn’t.
Who can do this: Admins (Volunteer-Run Nonprofit Admin and Professional Association Staff Admin). The Website area is not visible to members.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- You need an admin account.
- Sign in to the admin area.
- In the left sidebar, select Website.
- In the Website section links at the top of the page, select Domains. The Domains & SSL page opens. Look at the card under Your site address.
- The card reads: “Your site address is the one you chose when you created your organization.” and “This page doesn’t show that address or the status of its HTTPS certificate, because no source for either is available here. There are no certificate settings to change.” It shows no address, no certificate badge and no certificate dates.
- Below the site address card is a Custom domain row. Custom domains arrive with the website builder — no action is needed here.
Verify
Section titled “Verify”You’re on the right page when you see the Your site address card and the Custom domain row. To see whether a visit to your site uses HTTPS, open your site address in your browser and look at the address bar: the browser shows a padlock (or no “Not Secure” warning) when the connection is secure.
If something goes wrong
Section titled “If something goes wrong”- You expected a “Secured” badge or “Valid through” date — this page doesn’t show certificate status, so none appears. That isn’t an error on your side.
- Your browser shows “Not Secure” for your site address — see Site shows “Not Secure”.