Hello! I´m having https issues and I need some help :)

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I am quite new to backend stuff, and I´m stumped with this issue I´m having with my custom domain (inneruu.com):
NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID
My site is up and my custom domain is working (I´m using CNAME, A, and AAAA records, and I have my page pointing to the www subdomain, as suggested on GitHub docs). However, I can´t seem to get a valid SSL certificate working. I´ve done all of the standard things, I´ve removed and readded the custom domain, I´ve double-triple-quadruple checked my DNS records, I´ve changed any http links to https, I´ve waited several weeks for any kind of DNS propogation, and still, chrome tells me that the record is being issued for *.github.io instead of my custom domain, which I assume is the problem.
I see in the community that this issue happens relatively regularly, and the fault seems to lie 50/50 between glitches and errors, so I´m a bit lost :´)
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Please let me know if theres any info I can provide to help you help me :)
Thank youuuu

[queenofcorgis]

Hey there 😃

This all sounds frustrating and I appreciate you doing some sleuthing around the community as well ❤️ .

You'll need to change your www record to be a CNAME to inneruu.github.io not to inneruu.com like it is now.

Let us know if that works!

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