Are CNAME-only sites unaffected by today’s post, as CNAME records only point to proxy-ssl.webflow.com already? From my limited research, CNAME records are used in lieu of A name records and CNAME records must point to a domain (never an IP address).
Perhaps this is beyond the scope of the forum, so perhaps I’ll contact Webflow directly. Goodness knows, hosting & DNS records are one of the banes of my existence.
Well I think you are correct. The CNAME Records override the A records if I remember correctly. So you should be fine. As long as the users land on your site when they visit your domain you should not have to worry about it.
Thank you for the reply. I think you’re right: that does make the most sense.
I’ve reached out to Webflow and will report back. It was unusual they didn’t mention this configuration in the post, as CNAME flattening is a relatively common procedure, but perhaps I’ve not done the initial setup correctly, either, so I’ll reserve judgement, haha.