Domain names are vital to your online presence, serving as unique digital addresses. In this guide, you’ll explore different types of domains, including subdomains and aliases, to optimize your website’s structure.
Domain names are vital to your online presence, serving as unique digital addresses. In this guide, you’ll explore different types of domains, including subdomains and aliases, to optimize your website’s structure.
An eCommerce website is the ideal candidate for domain mapping. You may have hundreds of product pages, categories, subcategories, or archives, each of which could be accessed via an independent microsite to target a different audience, perhaps in another country or region. The optimal approach to organize this setup and maximize sales is by creating… Continue reading Domain Mapping Best Practices for eCommerce Websites
If you’re new to creating websites with WordPress, you might find the idea of connecting your main website to multiple domains a bit overwhelming. This process, known as domain mapping, is actually easier than you imagine. Using WordPress native tools or a domain mapping plugin, you can create multiple Microsites using a single WordPress instance. … Continue reading A Beginner’s Guide to WordPress Domain Mapping
Discover the best way to configure domain mapping for WordPress using the free Domain Mapping System in this step-by-step guide.
Here’s how to provision custom domains for your WordPress-based SaaS using Domain Mapping System and WPCS.io’s Multi-Tenant hosting.
We recently had an interesting new client come to us asking about how they could supplement their new landing page with a custom domain.
We’re lucky to operate in the open-source world where dying projects can breathe new life with the right care and attention. We adopted Domain Mapping System just over a year ago to do exactly that – give new life to a plugin that offers amazing potential.
Setting up a WordPress multisite network is relatively easy, but it can lead to a lot of complex issues. Be sure you’re making the right decision for your project or you might regret it later.
At some point in your WordPress journey, you might have to configure DNS records for your domain, and it can be one of the most complicated aspects of managing any website. If something goes wrong with DNS and you don’t know what it is or how to handle it, you may end up struggling for hours and hours. After 10 years building sites and adopting a plugin that deals with domain mapping, I’ve learned a thing or two about DNS that will hopefully save others a great deal of time.
