example: for a same site, I'd love to be able to password protect the Webflow domain and leave the custom domain accessible. This would allow to make the Webflow domain a better and more secure staging environment, while keeping the custom domain as live production environment.
Pascal Olivet
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Update: This feature has recently been implemented to Webflow but only for enterprise hosting 🙄
This should be available for all paid hosting plans, in my opinion. Requiring an enterprise plan seems a bit tight for such a small but useful feature.
This would be a very handy feature.
Thanks for sharing Andrew, although your method works, it's quite hacky and manual, not to mention prone to user error.
For now, I'll just publish and unpublish the staging site as required.
You can currently do this with Webflow Hosting:
https://forum.webflow.com/t/how-to-white-labeled-staging-domain-for-clients/60454