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Connect a Framer Site to a NicNames Subdomain
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25 October 2026

Connect a Framer Site to a NicNames Subdomain

A Framer site can use a subdomain such as studio.example.com while the main website and email remain where they are. Add that address to your Framer project, copy the CNAME target Framer provides, and update the DNS zone that serves your NicNames domain. Here is how to check the right zone and verify the connection.

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Connect a NicNames Domain to Notion Sites
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24 October 2026

Connect a NicNames Domain to Notion Sites

Use a subdomain such as notes.example.com for a Notion Site, then add the CNAME and ownership TXT records Notion provides in the DNS service that hosts your domain. This guide shows where to find the records in Notion and how to enter them in NicNames ClassicDNS.

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Redirect a NicNames Domain to Another Web Address
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23 October 2026

Redirect a NicNames Domain to Another Web Address

A redirect sends visitors from one web address to another. In NicNames DNS Records, you can choose a Permanent redirect or Temporary redirect for a host and enter the destination URL. Here is how to plan the change, avoid clashing with existing records, and check the result.

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Connect a NicNames Domain to Squarespace with DNS
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22 October 2026

Connect a NicNames Domain to Squarespace with DNS

A domain registered with NicNames can point to a Squarespace site without changing its registrar. The key is to edit DNS where the domain’s active nameservers are hosted, copy the verification and website records from Squarespace, and leave mail records intact. Here is a careful way to connect both the root domain and www.

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What .UK Domain Owners Should Check Before the February 2027 Registry Change
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21 October 2026

What .UK Domain Owners Should Check Before the February 2027 Registry Change

Nominet plans to move the .UK registry to a new platform on February 9, 2027. The change covers extensions including .uk and .co.uk and will alter how registrars handle transfers and parts of the domain lifecycle. Domain owners should review time-sensitive transfers and expiration dates before the switchover.

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How to Prepare a Useful Domain or DNS Support Request
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20 October 2026

How to Prepare a Useful Domain or DNS Support Request

A useful support request gives NicNames the exact domain, the outcome you want, what changed and what you see now. A few specific details can make the problem easier to understand while passwords, transfer codes and other sensitive information stay out of the message.

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Connect a Blog Subdomain to Webflow with NicNames DNS
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15 October 2026

Connect a Blog Subdomain to Webflow with NicNames DNS

A blog can live at blog.example.com while your main website and email keep their current setup. To connect that address to Webflow, add it to your Webflow site, copy the DNS records Webflow shows, and place them in the DNS zone that actually serves your domain.

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Verify a Microsoft 365 Domain with a TXT Record in NicNames DNS
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14 October 2026

Verify a Microsoft 365 Domain with a TXT Record in NicNames DNS

Microsoft 365 asks you to prove control of a custom domain before connecting its services. If NicNames Free Name-Servers host your DNS, add the unique TXT value Microsoft provides, verify ownership, and leave your existing mail routing untouched until you are ready to move it.

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Prepare a Domain Transfer to NicNames Without Disrupting Your Site or Email
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13 October 2026

Prepare a Domain Transfer to NicNames Without Disrupting Your Site or Email

Moving a domain registration to NicNames does not move your website or email. Before you start, check transfer eligibility, identify who hosts DNS, and make a plan to keep the records your services need.

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Review CAA Records in NicNames DNS Before Certificate Renewal
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11 October 2026

Review CAA Records in NicNames DNS Before Certificate Renewal

A CAA record says which certificate authorities may issue TLS certificates for your domain. Before adding one in NicNames DNS, identify every service that requests certificates for your website and subdomains. An incomplete list can stop a legitimate certificate from being issued or renewed.

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