Change a secondary domain's root folder in Linux Hosting

If you added a secondary domain name to your Linux Hosting account, you can change its root folder at any time.

1. Go to your GoDaddy product page.
2. Under Web Hosting, next to the Linux Hosting account you want to use, select Manage.
   
3. In the account Dashboard, select cPanel Admin.
4. In the cPanel home page, select Domains and then select Addon Domains.
5. Under Modify Addon Domain, next to the domain you want to change, select the pencil.
6. Enter a new document root, starting at your home directory, and then select Change. The secondary domain name now displays the index file you uploaded to that folder.

Related steps

• Now that you've changed your secondary domain's root folder, you can use the cPanel File Manager to move your files to the new document root.

More info

• If you want to add a secondary domain, see Add secondary or alias domains to my Linux Hosting account.
• What file displays when someone browses to my domain name?
• For more help, see the cPanel documentation for addon domains.