Wordpress plugin breaks SSL security.
This isn't exactly a massive problem, because it's easy enough to change the plugin as needed.
My admin panel is over SSL so I can keep my passwords and such secure when I'm working on wordpress. However, your plugin uses insecure urls for CSSes and such and thus breaks the SSL in my wordpress until I go in to your plugin and change the code to use site_url() (which is a more current Wordpress construct) which detects the SSL and changes the http to https as needed.
It may be worthwhile to look into solutions for this, or if you want i can provide some simple code snippets that work for mine but have not been tested on older versions of Wordpress.
My admin panel is over SSL so I can keep my passwords and such secure when I'm working on wordpress. However, your plugin uses insecure urls for CSSes and such and thus breaks the SSL in my wordpress until I go in to your plugin and change the code to use site_url() (which is a more current Wordpress construct) which detects the SSL and changes the http to https as needed.
It may be worthwhile to look into solutions for this, or if you want i can provide some simple code snippets that work for mine but have not been tested on older versions of Wordpress.
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