http and https?
No. Why do you want to do that ?
Only put the area of the site that has the senstive data behind the
ssl. Every time you huit a page under the ssl the server has to encrypt
and decrypt your pages which affects your client's speed considerably.
Not to mention people that have that "You're going to a secure page"
pop up box enabled.
Only apply it where necessary - like the registraiotn pages, or credit
submission, etc.
There is no need to duplicate the pages if for some reason you *must*
have the enitre site behind ssl - but I can't imagine why you'd want
this.
If you mention what you're trying to accomplish we may be able to help
more.
How can I grant that photo which shows a certain product which is on a http
page really comes from my website?
If the customer has to make a choice, that means whether he or she buys it,
even on the grounds of this photo, it should be on a safe page, shouldn´t
it?
But, in fact, many pages which I have on the website have photos, they are
sometimes photos which show shoes, other times for example holidays lodgings
which I show to offer my intermediation for rent to tourists.
So, the question is whether all these photos must be regarded as a part of
the offer and be placed on safe pages (https)