Leira: Flags not working? (2015-08-12 04:25) [#10578]

It appears that the flag template is broken, as it no longer shows the flags appropriately.

PJTraill: Not working again? (2019-06-28 03:01) [#11385]

In the examples on this page (FlagTemplate) I just see the names of the countries, i.e. the alternate text for the images.

In Firefox’s Inspector I see, for example:

<img src=" http://egc2009.nl/sites/default/files/icons/gif/nl.gif" alt="Netherlands" title="Netherlands  (image inlined from egc2009.nl)" border="0">
 ::before
</img>

and when I hover over the URL with the mouse I see ‘Could not load the image’, yet when I copy the URL and paste it in the address it shows me the image just fine.

I also see a message:

Loading mixed (insecure) display content “ https://egc2009.nl/sites/default/files/icons/gif/nl.gif” on a secure page

Firefox is showing me the page FlagTemplate with:

A grey lock with an orange triangle

in the address bar, which, they say,

indicates that Firefox is not blocking insecure passive content, such as images. By default, Firefox does not block mixed passive content; you will simply see a warning that the page isn't fully secure.

which sounds as though I ought to be seeing the flags.

On the other hand, pages such as Full Recent Changes display with a green lock indicating a fully secure page.

I tried out using the {{:img}} template on my home page with HTTPS:, but that did not help; it get the impression that egc2009.nl does not support HTTPS. Firefox also says that I can use a preference to determine whether it blocks mixed display content, but the only one I could see made no difference. In about:config I see

security.mixed_content.block_display_content;false

which sounds as though it should not be blocked. The documentation at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Mixed_content?utm_source=mozilla&utm_medium=firefox-console-errors&utm_campaign=default also makes it sound as if I should see the mixed content.