You may notice that sometimes your League Lab URL begins with "http:", and sometimes it begins with "https:". The "s" in this case stands for Secure, meaning that it is safe to submit sensitive information to your site (Payment Info, Phone Number, etc.). It's simple to determine whether or not you're in a secure session - if you've logged in, you're on a secure page!

One area where this matters is when you're linking to another page on your League Lab site (ex. a "Corporate Events" graphic on your slider linking to your Corporate Events page). In this case, you can't be sure if the end user is logged in or not, so it's unclear whether or not to start your link with "http:" or "https:".

When this happens, make sure to use Relative Links whenever you reference an internal web page. Relative Links ensure that proper protocol is used, meaning that secure session users will stay in a secure session, and insecure session users will stay in an insecure session.

To implement a relative link, you just leave the name of the site out of the Hyperlink. For example, if I wanted to link someone from the Underdog Seattle Home Page to a Custom Page on the Underdog site, all I would need in the link is "/page/Corporate-Events/".