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    BTC
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    Hello,

    we did set up our new website design with Wordpress/Laytheme on one of our three domains www.brightenthecorners.co.uk. For our other two domains we set the path to the same Wordpress/Laytheme folder. So when you also visit use www.brightenthecorners.com or www.brightenthecorners.de you will see the same content as on the .co.uk domain.

    Now we want to get rid of our co.uk plus our .de domains and only keep the .com domain. Is there an easy way (this did not work: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#moving-website) that the wp-admin now runs on http://brightenthecorners.com/wp-admin instead of http://brightenthecorners.co.uk/wp-admin?

    Thanks!
    Frank

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      mariusjopen
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      Dear @BTC
      yes. You could change the ending of the URL in the General settings.

      But be aware. You might run into trouble when the server is not perfectly set up.

      What I recommend you is the following – even if it is more work:

      1. Make a backup of your website
      2. Install Wordpress under the new domain
      3. Import your backup

      Have a look at Updraft Plus for the backup.

      I see you are using 1&1. They might help you with this as well.

      Best!

      Marius

      www.mariusjopen.world

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        BTC
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        Thanks for pointing me to Updraft. This works perfect!

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          Dear @BTC
          ah great!

          very happy to hear!

          Best!

          Marius

          www.mariusjopen.world

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