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Have you looked at the 'network' tab in developer tools (browser tool) to see what response there is when requesting the jQuery file that is hosted under your account?

That won't work with mod_security2 in the case of X10's free web hosting.

Works fine on my end. Have you tried clearing your cache?

ext/mysql was removed in PHP 7.0.

While I see that the name servers have been set up, I cannot say the same for the 'A' records for that domain. https://www.whatsmydns.net/#A/sergioalan.tk

If you have a custom domain, you can use Cloudflare's flexible SSL option in order to access the site via HTTPS.

If it is mod_security2 then they would need to turn off the rule that is causing it to trigger (has been done a few times in the past). They will not disable mod_security2 completely for accounts on free hosting and only offer such option on premium (paid).

Which browsers did it work on for you? The HTTPS version is inaccessible via Google Chrome Dev, Mozilla Firefox Nightly, Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Internet Explorer (on Windows 10). All to do with cipher mismatches. Even Qualys' SSL Server Test fails completely for both www and non-www...

The best you can do with x10's free hosting is to use flexible universal "SSL" from Cloudflare ([client] =[secure]=>[cloudflare]=[insecure]=>[server]). As far as I'm aware, you would need a custom domain name for that.

From what I've gathered from the Xenforo license agreement, the domain you wish to use the license under has to be assigned to the license. (Refer to '1. Grant and Scope of License'.)

At the time of posting this, both links lead to the same page. Not blank, no errors. Looks functional.

Varnish cache is used on the backend. More info (including how to turn it off for your site): https://x10hosting.com/support/general/varnish-cache

I'd say it's to do with what's in the request, like the user agent.

If you do decide to log into cPanel directly even though it won't count towards activity, replace '#' in the URLs mentioned with '4' (xo4).

Seeing that the domain isn't pointing to a server at least on my end, have you tried using CloudFlare for DNS (can be made DNS only)? Also, I can confirm your account is set up to work with that custom domain. With and without www.

By "remote," they mean that only PHP scripts under the same server (including under your account) can connect to the database with the MySQL user you had set up, belonging to the same server. You cannot use remote database management software on your PC to access the database nor can you connect...

They would still need to add the domain to their X10 account regardless of CloudFlare. It is also checked if the domain is using the X10 name servers. If you were to use CloudFlare with a custom domain on X10, it would generally be like so... 1. set/change the nameserver records for the custom...

HSTS would do the job of telling the browser to stick with HTTPS automatically. For more information: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/HTTP_Strict_Transport_Security_Cheat_Sheet As for your browser redirecting you from HTTP to HTTPS, this could either be your site telling it to keep going to HTTP...

Try checking it against IP blacklists.

It sounds that either someone has access to your (FTP) account or your WordPress installation is compromised (maybe out-of-date or the plugins used). Might want to have a look into that.