@ann, yes, you can get mixed results if using mixed protocols. Use your inspect tools to go to the Network tab. Reload the page and look for any file that is not a “200 OK” code.
You can install the Better Search Replace plugin to search for instances of “http://”. If found, you can then use the plugin to replace those instances with “https://”.
The beauty of doing it that way is that you can remove the plugin when done, as opposed to an SSL plugin that you have to use constantly.
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