URL Redirects — Setting Up 301 and 302 Redirects
Panelica lets you create URL redirects directly from the panel — no need to edit .htaccess files or Nginx configuration manually.
Accessing Redirects
From the sidebar, go to Domains → Redirects.
The left panel shows a list of your domains. Click on a domain to view and manage its redirects. The right panel displays all configured redirects for the selected domain.
Creating a Redirect
Click the Add Redirect button. A form will appear with these fields:
Click Create Redirect to save.
Managing Redirects
The redirect table shows all configured redirects with their source path, destination, type, match method, and status.
For each redirect, you can:
When to Use Each Redirect Type
Panelica lets you create URL redirects directly from the panel — no need to edit .htaccess files or Nginx configuration manually.
Accessing Redirects
From the sidebar, go to Domains → Redirects.
The left panel shows a list of your domains. Click on a domain to view and manage its redirects. The right panel displays all configured redirects for the selected domain.
Creating a Redirect
Click the Add Redirect button. A form will appear with these fields:
- Source Path — The path to redirect from (e.g.,
/old-page). Must start with/. - Destination URL — The full URL to redirect to (e.g.,
https://example.com/new-page). Include the protocol. - Redirect Type:
- 301 — Permanent redirect. Search engines transfer ranking to the new URL. Use for pages that have moved permanently.
- 302 — Temporary redirect. Search engines keep the original URL indexed. Use for temporary changes.
- 307 — Temporary redirect that preserves the HTTP method (GET stays GET, POST stays POST).
- 308 — Permanent redirect that preserves the HTTP method.
- Match Type:
- Exact — Only matches the exact path specified.
- Wildcard — Matches patterns using wildcards.
- Regex — Matches using regular expressions for advanced patterns.
- Description — An optional internal note for your reference.
- Enable Immediately — When checked, the redirect is active as soon as it is created.
Click Create Redirect to save.
Managing Redirects
The redirect table shows all configured redirects with their source path, destination, type, match method, and status.
For each redirect, you can:
- Toggle — Enable or disable the redirect without deleting it.
- Edit — Modify any field.
- Delete — Permanently remove the redirect.
When to Use Each Redirect Type
- 301 (Permanent) — A page has been permanently moved. Old bookmarks and search rankings should transfer to the new location.
- 302 (Temporary) — A page is temporarily unavailable or you are testing a new location. The original URL should remain in search indexes.
- 307/308 — Same as 302/301, but the browser must use the same HTTP method for the redirected request. Relevant for form submissions and API endpoints.