Enforce HTTPS in GitHub Pages with Namecheap Domain

It is important to serve secure webpages. This video shows how to set the A records and CNAME record in the DNS of Namecheap so that it works with the enforce HTTPS setting on GitHub Pages hosting. This video is the 2nd in a series of videos showing how to code and publish and artist website portfolio from scratch. No coding experience required. Follow along as we setup our web development environment in the next video. 0:00 Enforce HTTPS 0:21 Advanced DNS 0:36 Add new A Records 1:34 Remove old A Records 1:46 Add new CNAME Record 2:07 Final DNS settings 2:26 GitHub Pages settings 3:03 Check HTTPS in new browser Artist Portfolio Website Video Series 1- Setup Domain and Hosting with GitHub Student Developer Pack and Namecheap -    • Free Domain and Web Hosting with GitHub St...   2 - Enforce HTTPS with GitHub Pages and Namecheap -    • Enforce HTTPS in GitHub Pages with Nameche...   3 - Setup Visual Studio Code with GitHub Integration -    • Visual Studio Code with GitHub Integration...   4 - Basic HTML Crash Course and Page Structure -    • HTML For Absolute Beginners: Build a Multi...   5 - Basic CSS Crash Course -    • Complete CSS: Styling Your HTML Page with ...   6 - CSS Flexbox -    • Flexbox in 15 Minutes - Crash Course   7 - CSS Grid -    • Flexbox vs Grid   8 - Sample Portfolio layouts in HTML and CSS (in production) 9 - Example Portfolio Site from Start to Finish (in production) . . . . Looking for What Make Art merch? https://teespring.com/stores/what-mak... Other links for your browsing. What Make Art? on Twitter:   / whatmakeart   What Make Art? on Instagram:   / whatmakeart   You can support this channel on Patreon! Thanks to contributions from viewers like you, What Make Art? can continue making useful art tutorials for all. If you’d like to join the supporters who help make this content possible, you can find out how at the link below. Thank you for your consideration of support!   / whatmakeart