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Question Redirecionar domínio

BrunoDin

New Pleskian
Eu já tenho um site funcionando, no WordPress com um domínio X.
Eu gostaria de redirecionar para um domínio Y.
Como eu faço o redirecionamento sem perder NADA do site?

Utilizo o PLESK
 
Please note, that official forum language is English. Please, be so kind to rewrite your message in English. Thanks.
 
I don't speak Spanish but I think you're looking to redirect one domain to another... not sure how Wordpress comes into play.

For a simple redirect, you can create an .htaccess file in the root of the first domain with the following content;

Redirect 301 / http://otherdomain.com/

Please clarify in English if that doesn't help.....
 
Please note, that official forum language is English. Please, be so kind to rewrite your message in English. Thanks.
I'm sorry for that.

I don't speak Spanish but I think you're looking to redirect one domain to another... not sure how Wordpress comes into play.

For a simple redirect, you can create an .htaccess file in the root of the first domain with the following content;

Redirect 301 / http://otherdomain.com/

Please clarify in English if that doesn't help.....
Thankyou Mark Muyskens. That's what I'm looking for. I have a website with a domain, and it's working perfectly. But I'd like it to redirect to another domain. If I creat a .htaccess, could be the solution? I'm worry about losing plugins or something going wrong.
 
There is probably an .htaccess in there already. Rename it, and then create a new .htaccess file. Everything will remain untouched and easily reversible if you decide to do so.
 
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