Fix reference to wordpress domain

[coel]

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I don't have experience with the Wordpress integration, but typically the callback and login URLs configured in Kinde would be in another application and not on the Kinde domain. In any case, the path looks like a WordPress one that doesn't exist in Kinde, so I expect it should be references to the WordPress instance.

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• Documentation
  • Updated Kinde WordPress integration guide to use secure HTTPS URLs for callback and logout redirect configurations.
  • Improved security recommendations for setting up authentication between Kinde and WordPress.

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The pull request updates the Kinde WordPress integration documentation to use HTTPS URLs instead of HTTP. The changes modify the configuration steps for callback and logout redirect URLs, replacing http://[your_kinde_domain].kinde.com with https://[your_wordpress_domain]. This update ensures a more secure connection between Kinde and WordPress by enforcing the use of HTTPS protocol.

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File	Change Summary
src/content/docs/integrate/third-party-tools/kinde-wordpress.mdx	Updated URLs from HTTP to HTTPS for Kinde WordPress integration configuration

Possibly related PRs

• Fix/Added note for SSO and Kinde credentials #215: Discusses Kinde's credentials and security considerations for SSO applications, aligning with the security improvements in this PR

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

src/content/docs/integrate/third-party-tools/kinde-wordpress.mdx (1)

30-32: Consider adding security notes about HTTPS requirement

Since we're enforcing HTTPS in the URLs, it would be helpful to add a note about HTTPS being mandatory for security reasons. This helps users understand why HTTP isn't supported.

Add a note like this before Step 2:

+ <Aside type="warning">
+ HTTPS is required for all callback and redirect URLs to ensure secure communication between WordPress and Kinde.
+ Make sure your WordPress site has a valid SSL certificate installed.
+ </Aside>

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src/content/docs/integrate/third-party-tools/kinde-wordpress.mdx (1)

30-32: LGTM! The URL changes improve security and correctness.

The changes correctly:

1. Update the domain from Kinde to WordPress for callback/logout URLs
2. Enforce HTTPS protocol for secure communication