Your domain www.yoglove.in is currently on Wix. Migrate to Cloudflare so www.yoglove.in points to your new site. Security best practices and token rotation guide for ongoing maintenance.
Log into your Wix account where www.yoglove.in is registered.
Look for "Domain Settings" or "Domain Management" (usually in Account/Settings). Open it.
Find your domain www.yoglove.in and look for "Nameserver Settings" or "Advanced DNS". Note down the current nameservers (you may need them later if reverting).
Open https://dash.cloudflare.com in a new tab and log in as dk.yoglove@gmail.com.
Look for "Add a Site" button or link. Click it.
Enter your domain: yoglove.in (without www). Click Next.
Cloudflare scans your domain and shows your current DNS records (from Wix). Choose a plan (free tier is fine for you). Click Next.
Cloudflare shows two nameservers (e.g., NS1.cloudflare.com and NS2.cloudflare.com). Copy these nameservers — you'll need them next.
Go back to Wix domain settings (from STEP 1). Find the nameserver configuration.
Delete the old Wix nameservers. Add Cloudflare's two nameservers. Save.
Important: This change takes 1-48 hours to propagate globally. Your site may be temporarily offline. Keep Cloudflare tab open to monitor.
In Cloudflare dashboard, you see a status saying "Pending nameserver update" or "Nameservers activated." Wait for it to show as active (can take 15 minutes to 48 hours).
Once active, Cloudflare auto-generates an SSL certificate (free). Your site is now HTTPS secure.
Open https://www.yoglove.in in your browser. Hard refresh (Cmd+Shift+R on Mac).
You should see your Yog Love website (from Cloudflare Pages). Look for a green lock icon in the address bar (indicates HTTPS/SSL).
Success! Your domain is now pointing to Cloudflare Pages.
In Cloudflare dashboard (dash.cloudflare.com), click your profile icon (bottom-left corner). Select "API Tokens".
You see a list of all API tokens. Find one labeled "Pages Deploy" or similar.
Click "Create Token" button (top-right).
Choose permissions matching your current token (usually "Cloudflare Pages" and "Account Access"). Click Create.
Copy the new token and save it securely (password manager, not in Git).
Go back to your API Tokens list. Find the old "Pages Deploy" token. Click the trash icon to delete it.
Old token is now invalid and can no longer deploy.