Hello,
If your new Sitely site is hosted on the same domain as your old WordPress site and you have maintained a similar URL structure, you may not necessarily need to set up redirects. You can simply adjust the settings of your pages in Sitely to match the old URLs.
For example, if you want the URL of your page to be https://dominio.com/page/, you can configure this directly in Sitely as follows:
- In your page settings, place the page in a folder named page.
- Then rename the page to index.html (or index.php if your page uses PHP).
(Note that you can have multiple index.html or index.php files as long as they are in different folders.)
This way, when someone visits https://dominio.com/page/, the server will automatically look for an index.html or index.php file in the corresponding folder and display that page.
However, if you prefer not to use this method or if some URLs differ, you will indeed need to set up 301 redirects. To configure redirects page by page, I’ve explained the process in detail in this topic: Migration strategy.