Setting a custom URL is a Disha Page Pro feature that allows you to attach your domain name to your already setup Page.
You can set a custom domain for your page, so instead of falz.disha.page
you can have falz.com
or links.falz.com
Follow the steps below to configure your custom domain.
Step 1
Within your DNS provider’s administration panel, you need to add/edit your (sub)domain to point to Disha and you may use either of the two options below:
-
Using CNAME
Create a CNAME record with the host as your new subdomain and configure value as your default Disha URL.
In this example, the host would belinks.falz.com
and the value would befalz.disha.page
. -
OR Using A Record
Create an A record with the host as your new subdomain and the value as this IP address178.128.163.165
.
In this example, the host would belinks.falz.com
and the value would be178.128.163.165
.
Step 2
Login to your Disha account, and go to Settings, navigate to Custom Domain, type in your custom domain (in the example above, links.falz.com
), and then click Set Domain.
We’ll validate your custom domain to ensure you didn’t miss Step 1 above and update your Disha Pages URL.
Your page will instantly be available via your custom domain name.
Setting up Custom Domain with SSL
For Pages that are being published using the default Disha URL (i.e. page-name.disha.page
), no configuration is needed to support https.
For custom domains, we add http:// by default, and because of required domain ownership verification for SSL issuance, we don’t offer https:// for custom domains.
However, you may enable SSL for your custom domain at the DNS level by using a service like Cloudflare.
Log in or create an account with CloudFlare and navigate to your dashboard:
- Make sure you’ve set up your CloudFlare nameservers
- Go to the DNS section on the dashboard for your CloudFlare site and create a CNAME record per step 1 above.
- Now go to Crypto section and make sure SSL is set to Full.
- Additionally on the same page, enable Always use HTTPS
- Update your URL in Step 2 to https:// and save.
(Note: if you have the free plan with CloudFlare, it can take up to 24 hours to issue your certificate.)