Spright

I did it at my domain registrar, in the DNS editor.

I defined two masked URL redirect records: one for @ and one for www. The value in both: the target website, written fully as https://www.wpdomain.net/WPWebsite.

I have an identical redirect from another domain to another WP website, hosted elsewhere, and it works just fine.

I believe the problem isn’t with the redirect. As we can see in Firefox’s error message, the redirect is able to point to the target domain. I suspect the problem is with WordPress’s security definitions at the target website.

I think you’re mistaken: the min-width is 400px, not 4000px.

The only reason I put min-width is to force the images to wrap. If I remove it, the images become smaller and smaller as I decrease the viewport, without ever wrapping.

Thanks y’all, that was helpful.

“All we can suggest is that you browse the themes” appears 397 times in my Google, almost all are messages written here in this forum by esmi. Time to think of something new…? 🙂