Currently I am using WeWeb on a custom domain and it works fine, except that I have to always put “www.” before the domain: https://www.mydomain.com works but https://mydomain.com doesn’t.
How do I configure my DNS settings in Google Domains in order to make the non “www” url redirect to the “www.” ?
It is easily doable on Webflow but I can’t find a way to do it on WeWeb.
I just migrated my Bubble site over to WeWeb and am now realizing what a huge headache this is causing. All of the links I have created around the web have pointed to the non-www version of my domain using a secure protocol (https). Since WeWeb doesn’t allow me to secure the non-www version of my domain, if anybody clicks on an existing link of that version, it will go to a dead page and there is nothing I can do about it. So it’s forcing me to try and manually update as many links as I can, which is a lot of links!
Really really hope WeWeb can offer a solution to this sooner than later!
What are you using for your DNS registry? There’s an option here to stand up a server for the sole purpose of 301-redirecting all traffic from the base URL to the www one. Google domains for example seems to support that out of the box, but others might vary.
Oh that’s interesting! I’m using Namecheap for all of this. Currently have the www and the SSL CNAME records (as WeWeb instructs) setup and then, based on what I’ve read, I’ve got a URL Redirect Record setup as follows:
It seemed with Bubble the redirect was handled not at the DNS level, but on the server level so I was able to simply point records for the @ and www and both were taken care of SSL wise.