In order to use a custom domain, you must first configure your website’s DNS records accordingly. You can do this at your domain registrar’s dashboard.
To add a domain like “example.org”, you need to add an A record which points to “46.23.81.157” and an AAAA record which points to “2a03:6000:1813:1337::157”.
@ IN A 46.23.81.157 @ IN AAAA 2a03:6000:1813:1337::157
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That’s it! Just substitute your domain name in place of username.srht.site when you publish.
Simply add a CNAME record which points to pages.sr.ht. (the period at the end is important!). For exmaple, to add foobar.example.org (in bind format):
foobar IN CNAME pages.sr.ht.
NOTE: Some (bad) domain registrars will complain about the trailing period. If this happens, just remove it, and it’ll probably work. If it doesn’t work, please send an angry email to your crappy domain registrar.
That’s it! Just substitute your domain name in place of username.srht.site when you publish.