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Overview: How to Map Domains
Here are five simple steps to map multiple domains to your WordPress website.
Step 1: Configure your server settings and DNS records
Review Configuring DNS Records and Server Configuration in order to setup Domain Mapping System properly.
Step 2: Go to Domain Mapping on the WordPress Admin menu bar
Ensure you have installed the plugin properly, then click Domain Mapping on the WP Admin menu bar to go to the Settings area.
Watch this video for the rest of the instructions, or continue to Step 3 below.
Domain Mapping in WordPress
Step 3: Select the post types for which you want to map domains.
Available Post Types
Step 4: Add the domain you want to map in the list and Select the post your website should display for that domain.
Enter the Mapped Domains and Target Page
Quick Tip: You can also add full URLs of your mapped domain.
Example: your-domain.com/landing-page/ can display the content of any post/page you want.
Step 5: Visit both domains and test the mapping is configured properly.
Important: Website visitors can visit any post with BOTH the primary domain and mapped domain. The plugin currently does not "force" users to visit the post using the mapped domain.
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Step 1: Configure your server settings and DNS records
Step 2: Go to Domain Mapping on the WordPress Admin menu bar
Step 3: Select the post types for which you want to map domains.
Step 4: Add the domain you want to map in the list and Select the post your website should display for that domain.
Step 5: Visit both domains and test the mapping is configured properly.