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Documentation · Customer panel: domains and DNS

Redirects

Send visitors of one address on your site to another address, permanently or temporarily, for example after moving a page or pointing an old domain at a new site.

Where to find itCustomer panel › Domains › Redirects

Add a redirect

  1. Open Domains > Redirects.
  2. Choose the Site (one of your domains).
  3. In Address on the site enter the path to redirect, such as /old-page. Use / for the home page.
  4. In Redirect to enter the full destination, such as https://example.com/new-page.
  5. Choose the Type: Permanent (301) or Temporary (302).
  6. Tick Include everything below it if /old/page should also go to the new address, keeping the rest of the path.
  7. Click Add redirect.
Current redirects and the Add a redirect form.
Current redirects and the Add a redirect form.

Choose 301 or 302

Browsers and search engines remember a permanent redirect, so use 301 for a page that has really moved. Use 302 while you are testing, or when the move is not final.

Remove a redirect

Find it in Current redirects and click Remove.

Notes and limits

  • A redirect onto itself is refused because it would loop forever.
  • There can be only one redirect per address on a site, and up to 200 redirects per account.
  • Redirects can be switched off per package in the Feature Manager.