Domain Mapping System Pro organizes published WordPress content under assigned domains, with management in one WordPress installation. Visitors see the mapped domain in the browser. You can also enable forced redirects to send visitors to a mapped version.

Keep content in one installation

Assign domains to posts, pages, products, custom post types, archives, categories, and custom taxonomies. Pro microsites group published resources around a domain and can have their own homepage and inner pages, giving brands, locations, campaigns, or audiences distinct destinations.

Global Domain Mapping can automatically map all published content. Global Parent Page Mapping and Global Archive Mapping extend mapping across related pages and archives.

Choose what each domain displays

• Map subdomains to the primary WordPress site.
• Map subdirectory URLs to content elsewhere on the website.
• Map archives, blog categories, and custom taxonomies.
• Use global or selective URL rewriting, and preserve query string parameters.
• Set a favicon and add custom code for each domain.
• Redirect visitors to mapped pages when required.

Set up DNS and server aliases first

Point the DNS A records for the primary and mapped domains to the same server. Configure each mapped domain as an alias or addon domain, with its root folder pointing to the WordPress installation. Then install and activate the plugin, add the alias domain in its options, and assign it to a published resource.

For HTTPS, configure SSL certificates for all domains or for none of them. A secured site cannot display content through an unsecured mapped domain.

Integration details and configuration

Yoast SEO integration includes settings for custom titles, descriptions, keywords, and sitemaps for mapped domains. WooCommerce support is partial: products and product archives can be mapped, and Pro includes mapping for Shop, Checkout, and Cart pages. Full WooCommerce support is on the roadmap.

WordPress Multisite works with both the free and Pro versions. Each network site can map its own domains when the network is configured correctly, including with a custom sunrise.php file.