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Installing an SSL Certificate, Joomla 4, Layla

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I have obtained an SSL Certificate from my webhosting provider. From my reading, I gather that this can be installed using the templates, but I have no idea how to do this.

Any help would be much appreciated!
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The web address you specified already has an https ! Your SSL certificate seems to be working, doesn't it?
This can best be set up according to instructions from your provider. it can also be done via joomla itself, but the provider should be the first point of contact. This has basically nothing to do with the template
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okay - thanks. My provider pointed me to some old instructions from Joomla (they primarily support Wordpress).
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Bad provider :-) Joke

Just ask there again. I think it works...

forwarding your web address with "http" -> https also works for me
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