Yes, you can build a new site in Webflow and then connect it to a subdomain (like blog.yoursite.com
) of your existing primary domain.
1. Build Your Site in Webflow
- Create a new project in Webflow with the content and design you want for the subdomain.
- Design and structure it as a standalone site unless you plan to integrate it fully into your existing site later.
2. Determine the Subdomain You Want to Use
- Decide on the subdomain (e.g., blog.yoursite.com, app.yoursite.com, etc.).
- Make sure you can edit DNS settings for your domain (typically via your domain registrar or DNS host).
3. Set Up Hosting in Webflow
- Go to Project Settings > Hosting in your Webflow project.
- Scroll to the Custom Domains section and add your desired subdomain (e.g.,
blog.yoursite.com
). - Webflow will provide IP addresses to use for the subdomain’s A records:
- (a) 75.2.70.75
- (b) 99.83.190.102
4. Update Your DNS Records
- Go to your domain’s DNS settings in your registrar or DNS host.
- Create or edit A records for your subdomain:
- Point
blog.yoursite.com
to 75.2.70.75 - And again to 99.83.190.102
- Remove any existing conflicting A or CNAME records for that subdomain.
5. Set the Subdomain as the Default Domain (Optional)
- In your Webflow Hosting settings, click the "Make Default" button next to your subdomain to avoid redirect loops or HTTPS issues.
6. Publish Your Webflow Site
- Click Publish, and select the subdomain to push your content live.
Summary
Yes, you can launch a new site in Webflow and connect it to a subdomain of your existing domain by adding that subdomain in Webflow's hosting settings and updating your DNS records to point to Webflow’s IPs.