Creating Redirects
Website Redirects
Overview
Website Redirects allow you to automatically send visitors from one URL to another. Redirects are useful when moving content, changing domains, or directing visitors to a new page.
You can create redirects for an entire website or for specific pages.

Create a Website Redirect
To create a new redirect:
- Log in to your hosting control panel.
- Select the hosting package you want to manage.
- Open Website Redirects.
- Select the Domain you want to configure.
- Enter the path in Redirect From.
- Enter the destination URL in Redirect To.
- Select the Redirect Type.
- Save the redirect.

Redirect Settings
Domain
Select the domain where the redirect will be applied.
Redirect From
Enter the page or directory you want to redirect.
Examples:
/old-page/blog/
Using / will redirect the entire website.
Redirect To
Enter the full destination URL where visitors should be sent.
Example:
https://www.example.com
Redirect Type
Choose the type of redirect you want to use.
- 301 Permanent Redirect - Indicates the page has permanently moved.
- 302 Temporary Redirect - Indicates the move is temporary.
Manage Existing Redirects
Any redirects you create will appear in the Edit Website Redirects section.
From there, you can:
- View existing redirects
- Edit redirect settings
- Remove redirects you no longer need

Common Uses for Redirects
Website Redirects are commonly used for:
- Redirecting an old page to a new page
- Redirecting one domain to another
- Redirecting visitors after a website redesign
- Sending traffic from outdated URLs to current content
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