This article explains how to replace a previously configured custom domain in Learnybox without losing your pages, sales funnels, courses, webinars, or other content.
Adding a custom domain is a global configuration that only needs to be completed once. However, when replacing it with another custom domain, your existing content will not be updated automatically. You must manually link the new domain to each relevant item.
Step 1: Add your new custom domain
Start by adding the new domain you want to use:
Go to Settings → Custom Domains
Click Add domain
Enter your new subdomain, such as www.mydomain.com
Click Confirm to save
Step 2: Configure the domain with your registrar
After adding the domain in Learnybox, configure the required DNS records through your domain registrar or DNS provider, such as OVH, IONOS, Gandi, or Cloudflare.
Use the configuration information provided in Learnybox.
For more information, please refer to this article: How to set up a custom domain
Once DNS propagation is complete, the domain can be validated. When its status changes to Active, it is ready to use.
At this stage, you should have two active custom domains – the one you wish to replace (still set as your primary domain), and the new one to be used (which defaulted to a secondary domain).
Good to know
Learnybox only supports subdomains, such as:
courses.mydomain.com
training.mydomain.com
The root domain, such as mydomain.com, is not supported.
Step 3: Set the new domain as your primary domain
Once the domain has been validated:
Return to Settings → Custom Domains
Click the vertical ellipsis (⋮) to the right of the new domain to access its action menu
Select Set as primary domain
Any new content you create will now use this domain by default.
Step 4: Link your existing content to the new domain
Setting a new primary domain does not automatically update your existing content.
You must manually select the new domain in the settings of each relevant item.
Content type | Where to change the domain |
Course | Course settings → Domain & Login → Domain |
Sales Funnel | Sales funnel settings → General → Domain |
Webinar | Webinar settings → Name & date → Domain |
Other published content | Open the content settings and use the Domain field if available |
For each item:
Open the relevant content
Access its Settings
Select the new domain in the Domain field
Save your changes
Example for a course:
Repeat these steps for all content you want to publish using the new domain.
Step 5: Deactivate the old domain
Once all relevant content has been linked to the new domain, you can deactivate the old one:
Go to Settings → Custom Domains
Click the vertical ellipsis (⋮) to the right of the old domain to access its action menu
Select Deactivate
⚠️ Important: Do not deactivate the old domain until you have confirmed that all relevant content is linked to the new one.
What happens if content is no longer linked to an active domain?
When the old domain is deactivated before all existing content has been updated, some content may temporarily no longer be linked to an active domain.
To correct this:
Open the relevant content
Access its Settings
Select the new domain in the Domain field
Save your changes
The content will then be published using the selected domain.
FAQ
Will changing my domain delete my content?
Will changing my domain delete my content?
No. Your pages, sales funnels, courses, webinars, and other content will remain available.
Will setting a new primary domain automatically update my existing content?
Will setting a new primary domain automatically update my existing content?
No. The primary domain is only applied by default to new content.
Existing content must be updated manually.
Can I deactivate or delete my old domain immediately?
Can I deactivate or delete my old domain immediately?
It is recommended that you deactivate or remove it only after confirming that all relevant content is using the new domain.
Can I use the root domain of my website?
Can I use the root domain of my website?
No. Learnybox uses subdomains, such as:
courses.mydomain.com
Key points to remember
Changing your custom domain involves two main stages:
Add and set up the new custom domain (Settings → Custom domains)
Manually link the new custom domain to each existing item from its settings.
Once you have completed these updates and verified your content, you can safely deactivate or remove the old domain.






