=== Admin SSL ===
Contributors: blenjee, haris
Tags: secure login, shared ssl, security, ssl, private ssl, secure admin
Requires at least: 2.2
Tested up to: 2.5
Stable tag: 0.72


== Description ==

Secures login and admin pages using Private or Shared SSL.


== Installation ==

1. Download and extract the latest stable version from the website.

2. Upload folder 'admin-ssl' to the /wp-content/plugins/ folder of your blog using FTP.

3. Enable Admin SSL using the Plugins screen.

4. Go to the Admin SSL plugin configuration page.

5. Check the box labelled 'Secure my admin pages with SSL'. If you have Private SSL,
click 'Save Changes' and you're done.  If you have Shared SSL, you MUST continue from point 6.

6. Check the 'Use Shared SSL' box.

7. Enter the URL to your DASHBOARD when using Shared SSL. Failure to perform these two
steps WILL render your website inaccessible.

Alternatively you can check out the latest version of admin-ssl from the SVN repository
[here](http://svn.wp-plugins.org/admin-ssl-secure-admin/tags/0.71/), and then complete
installation from Step 3 above.


== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Why does the visual editor stop working when I enable Admin SSL? =

The TinyMCE editor doesn't work with admin-ssl enabled.  This bug is not in Admin SSL but
TinyMCE itself. Please go [here](http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6544) to view the solution
for solving it.  You will have to edit the relevant file yourself until WP 2.5.1
(or whichever WordPress release fixes this).

= My website is inaccessible after enabling Admin SSL - what should I do? =

If you have Shared SSL and enabled this plugin without entering your Shared SSL details
correctly, the site will be inaccessible.  To fix this, go to this page:

<< YOUR BLOG HOME PAGE >>/wp-content/plugins/admin-ssl/admin-ssl-reset.php

This will reset the options for Admin SSL, and allow you to access your site.

= Why does live commenting stop working when I use [K2](http://getk2.com) as my theme? =

This is due to a conflict with output buffering.  The quick-and-dirty fix (I haven't found
an issue with it YET) is this: comment out the output buffering in lines 30 and 34 in
/wp-content/themes/k2/comments-ajax.php.

== Screenshots ==

1. Secure login screen.
2. Secure plugins screen, with Admin SSL enabled.


== Troubleshooting ==

Please read the FAQ, and then post a comment on the [plugin homepage](http://kerrins.co.uk/blog/admin-ssl)
if you experience any problems using this plugin.