=== Plugin Name ===
Donate link: http://austindev.com
Tags: https,http,ssl,encrypted
Requires at least: 2.8
Tested up to: 3.0
Stable tag: 1.1

Check to see if the page has the "force_ssl" meta tag, if it does it will send the user to the SSL side.  It will also make sure to load any page elements via SSL as well so that users will not get warnings or errors.  You can use this for a page that you want secure (like a contact form).

== Description ==

This plugin will force a WordPress post or page to use https instead of http.  It is based off of "Dwamian's Per Page Force SSL" plugin, but this has been updated for us with WordPress 3.x.  Additionally, when a page is "forced" into SSL mode, it will make sure that all page elements are loaded via https (so that you won't get warnings).

== Installation ==

* Upload to your '/wp-content/plugins'
* Enable the plugin in your admin section
	
That's it you're done!

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= I have enabled the plugin, but I don't see a lock icon =

There are a few reasons this could happen.  If you have a correctly installed SSL certificate, more than likely the site is loading "non-ssl" items.

== Changelog ==

= 1.0 =

* Initial Release

= 1.1 =

* Bug: Resolved issue when saving a post, wpssl would "force" SSL of the admin section (thus making it appear you logged out)
* Enhancement: You no longer need to put in special code if you have WordPress Contact Form 7 installed, the plugin checks for that now
* Cleaned up some debug items in the code
* Added GPL License snippet in the file
* Fixed some typos in the readme file