Absolute links to avatar photos are http not https

[betrcode]

Hi Paul,

I appreciate the work you've done on this plugin. We use it for https://blog.crisp.se
However, when we moved the blog from http to https, the avatar photos are still served with http, causing mixed-content warnings.

Looking at the HTML source code, I can see that the URLs are absolute. Would be nice if they were relative, or at least changed to https. Any idea of how I can accomplish that? Or does it require a plugin patch?

Example HTML:
<img alt="Max Wenzin" src="http://blog.crisp.se/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Max-Wenzin_avatar_1460440823.png" class="avatar avatar-59 photo" height="59" width="59" title="Max Wenzin">

[betrcode]

Maybe the scheme argument in the get_avatar can be made configurable?

https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_avatar/

[pbearne]

Something is going wrong with your site

The get_avatar function calls get_avatar_data which check is_ssl() and calls the HTTPS version URL

https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_avatar_data/

Is your problem with local avatars? I am wondering if the local avatar function is not the problem

[betrcode]

Thanks for responding. I suspected is_ssl() aswell so I tested it and it returns true.

Found that re-uploading avatars made them https, so we did that as a workaround. Yes, they are local avatars.