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.

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Create a Website Redirect

To create a new redirect:

  1. Log in to your hosting control panel.
  2. Select the hosting package you want to manage.
  3. Open Website Redirects.
  4. Select the Domain you want to configure.
  5. Enter the path in Redirect From.
  6. Enter the destination URL in Redirect To.
  7. Select the Redirect Type.
  8. Save the redirect.
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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
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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  • Sending traffic from outdated URLs to current content