How do I use show http contect on https wordpress site on one page?

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Hi,

Im working on a website: hinckleymountaineering.club which is all https.

I have 4 pages where weather forecasts are embedded using <object>, but the source page is http, and currently doesn't show any content.

An example url is https://hinckleymountaineering.club/snowdonia-forecast

Can anyone help me to make this page and a few others Http so that the content shows, or are there any other workarounds?

Thanks in advance
Nigel

What I have tried:

I've seen a few things online about editing the htaccess, but I'm new to this and could do with being walked through

Posted 19-May-18 1:08am

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Updated 21-May-18 9:35am

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Richard Deeming · Answer 1 · 2018-05-21T09:36:00

Your link returns a "page not found" error, and you didn't show us any code.

But the general answer is simple: don't make your site insecure! Instead, use secure links for your weather forecast.

If the site you're loading the weather forecast from doesn't support HTTPS, then badger them until they do, or switch to a better site.

Chrome will mark all HTTP sites as ‘not secure’ starting in July - The Verge[^]
Communicating the Dangers of Non-Secure HTTP | Mozilla Security Blog[^]