Custom domains and URLs
Good addresses matter. People bookmark them, other sites link to them and search engines rank them. These guides cover putting your site on your own domain, sending old links to the right pages after a migration, and changing a page's address without breaking anything.
#Common tasks
You want to | Go to |
|---|---|
Serve the site from docs.yourcompany.com | |
Send old URLs to new pages | |
Give one page a cleaner address | |
Look up the redirect rule format and limits | |
Change space slugs or the home space | |
Follow every custom domain stage and error |
#Guides in this section
Use a custom domain for a Confluence siteServe a published Confluence site from your own domain, such as docs.example.com.Set up redirects for a published Confluence siteSend old URLs to the right pages on a published Confluence site, one rule at a time or in bulk.Change the URL of a page on a published Confluence siteGive a published Confluence page a cleaner address without breaking links to the old one.
#Related
Your domain. Your URLs. No broken links.
