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May we have the url for your store? It's a little confusing, but the second box on the ssl tab should have the http:// version of your store url.

If you have that part right, then it may be something on your page is not secure. It might be an image or some link that is to http://. 

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In my opinion, the reason why a hosting provider gives you a SSL cert that is self-signed (and possibly using the hosts' domain name) is to provide you a means of testing any secure comms that need testing. In this fashion, you will need to instruct your browser to accept this otherwise mis-configured certificate.

Click the Advanced button, then click the Add Exception button. On the pop-up, you should uncheck "Permanently store this exception", but click "Confirm security exception".

Make your tests.

When ready to go live, have your hosting provider assist you in installing your own legitimate certificate.

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When I visit your site, I get the same warning about the cert being self-signed.

So, I forced my browser to re-fetch the page's resources, and that allowed me to get a fresh copy of your site's certificate.

I see that it is a "Let's Encrypt" cert and it is a correct cert.

However, some parts of the page are being requested are not using https. Instead, it seems the web server is often not sending the correct cert.

The file /js/plugins.php took several tries to fetch it, until finally the web server sent the correct cert along with it.

I have no experience debugging web server security cert issues, but hopefully my description of my experience with your site may prove useful in discussing the situation with your hosting provider.

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In the database table CubeCart_config, find the record 'config'. The value is base64 encoded. The utility phpMyAdmin will be able to decode it and show the results.

Find the 'enableSSL' and change 'Yes' to 'No'. Then have phpMyAdmin base64 encode it back and save it.

Your settings should now allow your site to operate in plain http.

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