What is it?
We’ve combined brand, primary, and secondary domain tables into one unified table — and replaced the separate primary/secondary domain connection wizards with a single, simplified wizard.
- Deemphasis of secondary domains: For content types which support multiple domains, users needed to manually associate an additional domain to said content type by marking it as a "secondary domain". Now, all domains in your portal are usable for content types that support multi-domain publishing. Note: for now, users still need to connect these additional domains as secondary.
- Consolidated domains table: Users can now manage their brand domains and primary domains in a single consolidated table. There is now a single, unified actions dropdown. Additionally, a user can easily see all domains associated with a brand and their respective primary content types in a single row, rather than needing to switch between tables and parse through multiple different rows.
Why does it matter?
Previously, domains were split across multiple tables and wizards, which made it harder to see all your domains in one place and confusing to decide between “primary” and “secondary” usage types.
How does it work?
- Go to Settings → Website → Domains & URLs.
- You’ll see one Domains table, with columns for:
- Brand
- Connected domain
- Primary content types (previously “Primary domain”)
- Actions dropdown (all previous brand/primary/secondary actions combined)
- “Disconnect” now removes a domain from all content types at once.
- Secondary-specific actions like “Make secondary” or “Connect with additional content types” are gone — you can assign defaults at any time from the advanced options.
Who gets it?
All hubs and tiers