I’m a System Administrator who recently reconfigured the company website to use SSL. We went with a VeriSign certificate.
I’m able to get SSL working okay, but I’m stumped (I’m not a developer) on how to add the VeriSign Seal to the bottom of our website home page (FYI - VeriSign offers a “seal” that can be added to the website home page to let people know that the site is secured using their product).
Instruction 1 & 2, I’m able to understand, although I’m not sure how to format a page to make room for the seal:
1.) Open the destination page for the VeriSign Secured Seal in an HTML editor or Web authoring tool.
2.) Format the page to make room for the seal. If you are replacing a previous version of the seal, locate and remove the old code.
Step # 3 is where they have you use a “Create Script” button which created this script (I’ve modified it a bit so that it can’t be used by others):
<script
src=https://sealpr.verisign.com/getseal?host_name=dom1.mydomain.com&size=L&use_fl ash=NO&use_transparent=NO&lang=fr> <a href=“What is an SSL Certificate? – Verisign” target=“_blank” style="color:#000000; text-decoration:none; font:bold 7px verdana,def-sans-serif; letter-spacing:.5px; text-align:center; margin:0px; padding:0px;">ALL ABOUT SSL CERTIFICATE |
The final instruction is a bit over my System Admin head:
“Copy this script directly into the Web page code.”
Can someone tell me how to do this?
I have a Domino Developer client, and I know what *.NSF holds our website, but after that I’m a bit lost.
Thanks.