I am assuming I have to use .htaccess, but what do i do to tell my oldsite http://oldsite.com/post-slug to redirect any “post-slug” to http://newsite.com/post-slug automatically.
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I am assuming I have to use .htaccess, but what do i do to tell my oldsite http://oldsite.com/post-slug to redirect any “post-slug” to http://newsite.com/post-slug automatically.
On your old page add the following to the .htaccess:
That will redirect each link including the page name to the new domain. The flags will also sent the additional parameters and make the URL case-insensitive. The R=301 will tell search engines, that it is a permanent redirect so they might update theit indexes faster.