In addition to the fact that site owners periodically change the names of sections or categories, or move articles from one subsection to another, they can also change the domain itself on which the site is located. As a result, many links within the site will be out of date.
Instructions
Step 1
In order to update links, you can use the simplest but time-consuming method - manually change the domain name in each of them. If your site is relatively new and there are not many articles on it, then this process will not take much time. However, for large sites with hundreds of links, the manual option can be a grueling and thankless job.
Step 2
A more efficient option is the so-called "Backup". It is used by most bloggers who are active and need periodic updates of internal and external links. To get started, open the page of your website or blog and log in by entering your username and password. In the main window that opens, select the "Control Panel" tab and find the section on creating a backup. Create a copy of your web pages files, or "Backup".
Step 3
Most often, the backup is an archive. Therefore, for the further update process, download the created files and unzip them on your computer into a separate folder. Open each unzipped file with an autocorrect text editor program. Use this option to replace the old domain name in links with a new one, and also remove an attribute such as This attribute in links, as a rule, leads to internal pages that are already out of date.
Step 4
Once you change all the old links, save all the files in a single archive and upload back to your site or blog. Since it will be impossible to select files from this archive on your own, contact the support service with a letter in which tell us that you have changed the domain and made Backup to update the links. Write what you need for technical support to enable the restoration of new files from the downloaded archive, and wait for the update.
