Redirects

Redirects lets you send old pages to new addresses or move a whole site to another domain. Every change is published to the web server at once — it works straight away.

Where: Control Panel › Websites › Redirects

Choose a domain

The rules belong to one domain at a time. Click a domain in the picker at the top to show and change its rules. If you have no domains yet, click Add domain.

Redirect a page

1. In Redirect a page, enter the From path after the domain, for example /old-page.
2. Enter the To address — a full address, for example https://yourdomain.com/new-page.
3. Choose the Type.
4. Click Add.

Redirect the whole site

1. In Redirect the whole site, enter the new site in Send every page to, for example https://example.com.
2. Choose the Type.
3. Click Turn on (or Update to change an existing one).

Enter the site's address only, without a path. The path is kept: /about goes to https://example.com/about. A domain can have one whole-site redirect; saving a new one replaces the old one.

Note: while the whole site redirects, a notice at the top says so. Page redirects don't apply while it is on. To stop it, remove its rule under Active rules.

Block an IP address

Blocking visitors by address is done in the IP blocker of Firewall rules (the link under the rules). Addresses blocked here before were moved there when the panel was updated; their note names the website.

Active rules

Active rules lists the domain's rules:

To delete a rule, click Remove on its row.

Related

• Domains
• Maintenance mode
• Web firewall
• Firewall rules
• Error pages