How do I change the URL of my Google site?

How do I change the URL of my Google site?

Change URL of a Page in Classic Google Sites

1. sign in to your site at sites.google.com.
2. click on the settings gear (top right)
3. click on “Page settings”
4. in the box marked “Page URL” make desired changes to the URL (*note, if you do not see the URL box, you cannot change the URL of that page)

How do I change my website name?

Let’s recap the four steps to changing your domain name safely:

1. Choose a new domain name and assign it to your website.
2. Rebrand your website’s design.
3. Redirect traffic to your new domain.
4. Update your users about your rebranding.

How to assign a custom url to a website?

In the Domain option ( not URL Prefix) add the top-level domain, sometimes called the naked domain, without http:// or https:// prefixed to it (e.g. example.com) your site cannot use this address but you need to verify ownership of this entire domain. Use the Instructions for: Any DNS Provider.

How do I change the owner of my domain?

Learn more about how to change the site owner. Go to Settings. Click Custom domains. Click Start setup. Select an option below and follow the additional steps. Note: You can connect up to five custom domains to one site. It may take up to 48 hours for changes to your domain to become visible on the Internet.

How to use a custom domain for your site?

Select your domain from the dropdown menu. Choose whether to redirect the root domain to your site. If you redirect the root domain to your site, traffic to your domain that does not include “www.” or another prefix will go directly to your site. Click Done. Click Use a domain from a third party. Click Next. Enter your domain.

How to add a custom url to Salesforce communities?

Add the custom URL to Salesforce. 1 Login to Salesforce and navigate to Setup > Domain Management > Domains. 2 Click the Add a Domain button. 3 Enter your domain name (e.g. www.mydomain.com and click Save. 4 Take note of the organization’s unique API identifier value which you will use later on when creating the DNS record.