If images added to your SeedProd pages are not displaying on the frontend, one of three causes is usually responsible: a caching layer serving stale content, a mixed content error blocking the image URLs, or a conflict with another plugin or theme. Work through the steps below in order until the images load correctly.

Step 1: Clear All Caches

WordPress cache: If you have a caching or optimization plugin installed, use its Purge or Clear Cache option. You can also temporarily disable the plugin to confirm whether it is preventing images from loading.

Server cache: Your hosting provider may maintain a server-side cache independently of WordPress. Log in to your hosting control panel to clear it, or contact your host’s support team and ask them to clear the server cache for your site.

Browser cache: Press Ctrl+Shift+R (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+R (Mac) to force a hard reload, or open the page in a private or incognito browsing window to bypass any locally cached resources.

Step 2: Check for Mixed Content Errors

If your site uses HTTPS but image URLs are still being served over HTTP, the browser will block those images silently. To check for this:

1. Open your browser’s developer tools (press F12 or Cmd+Option+I on Mac) and click the Console tab.
2. Reload the page and look for any mixed content warnings referencing image URLs.
3. If mixed content errors appear, go to Settings > General in your WordPress admin and make sure both the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) fields use https://.

For a full walkthrough of fixing mixed content errors, see the WPBeginner guide: How to Fix the Mixed Content Error in WordPress.

Step 3: Rule Out Plugin or Theme Conflicts

If clearing caches and fixing mixed content did not resolve the issue, another plugin or your active theme may be interfering with how images load.

1. Temporarily deactivate all plugins except SeedProd, then reload the page to check if the images now appear.
2. If images load correctly, reactivate your other plugins one at a time, reloading after each, until the images disappear again. The last plugin you reactivated is the likely cause.
3. If the issue persists with all other plugins deactivated, temporarily switch to a default WordPress theme (such as Twenty Twenty-Four) and reload the page to rule out a theme conflict.

If images are still missing after working through all three steps, contact the SeedProd support team. Include details of what you have already tried, your active plugin list, and your hosting provider — this will help the team diagnose the issue more quickly.