How do I change the domain name of my existing WordPress site?

How do I change the domain name of my existing WordPress site?

Change a domain in WordPress

  1. Log in to WordPress.
  2. Click on the Settings menu.
  3. Select General.
  4. Update these fields with the new domain name: WordPress Address (URL) Site Address.
  5. Click Save Changes.

How do I add my own domain to WordPress?

Adding a Domain to an Existing WordPress Site

  1. Log in to the Account Control Center (ACC)
  2. In the left sidebar, click WordPress.
  3. In the drop-down, click List Sites.
  4. Click the name of the site to which you would like to add a domain.
  5. Under the main heading, click the Domains tab.
  6. Click the Add Domain button.

What should I do when I change my domain name on WordPress?

Save the changes and try accessing your site from the new domain name. If the site does not load, try the old domain name first then the new one. The WordPress site should now be using the new address. Don’t forget to redirect traffic from your old address to your new address.

How can I move my WordPress site to a new folder?

Download your existing site files. Export your database – go in to MySQL and export the database. Move the backed up files and database into a new folder – somewhere safe – this is your site backup.

When do I need to update my WordPress site URL?

If you’re migrating your WordPress site to a new domain name (URL address) you’ll need to update the WordPress configuration. The steps below detail the two ways two update WordPress when you’re changing domain names. These steps are to be done after you configure the domain name to be accepted by your web server.

How do I add a new domain name to my website?

Next up you should add the new domain name to your existing hosting plan. On the hPanel, scroll down to Domains and select Add Website. 2. Add your new domain name, create a password and click Add Website. 3. Connect via FileZilla and upload your site’s backup. NOTE: If you use Cloud Hosting, you’ll need to back up the database too.